# DELIVERY.RC
#
# A file of recipes to deliver email after it has been filtered
# by the SpamBouncer, that provides a few more options and
# somewhat more flexibility than the SpamBouncer's own delivery
# options.
#
# NOTE: Add the variables beneath this note section to the
# Variables section at the top of your .procmailrc file.  DO
# NOT PUT THEM AT THE BOTTOM OF THE FILE! Change the values to
# fit your local system.
#
# The SBDELIVERY setting tells the SpamBouncer not to use its
# own internal delivery procedures, but to filter email and then
# return it to the ongoing procmail mail stream, so that you can
# continue filtering it and deliver it as you want.
#
# The NEWMAIL file is a file of non-whitelisted email that also
# isn't classified as spam or blocked. You can use it to separate
# whitelisted email/known good email from other email if you want.
# If you don't want to separate them, just change the line below
# to NEWMAIL=${DEFAULT}, and non-whitelisted email will be sent
# to your inbox just as whitelisted email is.
#
# The QUARANTINE file is a file of suspected viruses, trojans,
# or email containing other types of content that might hijack
# your computer or have other effects you don't expect. :/  I
# highly recommend examining such email on a Unix server, if
# you can.  Most of it is dangerous only to Microsoft Windows
# computers.
#
# You might also want to set VIRUSFOLDER=/dev/null to ensure that
# viruses get deleted outright.  The virus filters have almost
# never generated a false positive, and viruses pile up these days
# because there are so many of them.  Nuking them saves disk
# space.

# NEWMAIL=${MAILDIR}/new.incoming
# QUARANTINE=${MAILDIR}/quarantine.incoming
# SBDELIVERY=FILTER
# VIRUSFOLDER=/dev/null

# NOTE: You can use these scripts one of two ways:
#
#       * You can insert them into your .procmailrc file,
#         at the bottom.
#
#       * You can save them as a separate file -- I call mine
#         "delivery.rc" -- in your home directory, and then
#         reference that file at the bottom of your .procmailrc
#         as follows:
#
#         INCLUDERC=${HOME}/delivery.rc
#
# If you receive legitimate email in Chinese, Japanese, Korean
# or Russian (four languages in which a lot of spam is sent, and
# which many people cannot read and never receive as legitimate
# email), you need to edit the "Useless Cr*p" section to remove
# the appropriate lines.  You can just delete the line on which
# the language appears and the recipe will be otherwise intact.

# File Whitelisted Email
:0:
* ^X-SBPass: (GlobalNoBounce|NoBounce|Whitelisted)$
| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-Folder: Whitelisted" >>${DEFAULT}

# File Viruses
:0:
* ^X-SBClass: Virus$
| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-Folder: Virus" >>${VIRUSFOLDER}

# File Dangerous Content. Put emails with Dangerous
# Content from addresses in your NOBOUNCE or GLOBALNOBOUNCE
# files into the QUARANTINE folder.  Put other such
# emails in the SPAMFOLDER.

LOCALTAG=no

:0
* ^X-SBStop: DANGER!
{
 :0
 * ! FROMEMAIL ?? ^noemail@example.com$
 * ? ${GREP} -i -x "${FROMEMAIL}" ${NOBOUNCE}
 { LOCALTAG=yes }

 :0
 * ! LOCALTAG ?? yes
 * ! REPLYTOEMAIL ?? ^noemail@example.com$
 * $ ! REPLYTOEMAIL ?? ^${FROMEMAIL}$
 * ? ${GREP} -i -x "${REPLYTOEMAIL}" ${NOBOUNCE}
 { LOCALTAG=yes }

 :0
 * ! LOCALTAG ?? yes
 * ! FROMDOMAIN ?? ^example.com$
 * ? ${GREP} -i -x "${FROMDOMAIN}" ${NOBOUNCE}
 { LOCALTAG=yes }

 :0
 * ! LOCALTAG ?? yes
 * ! FROMDOMAIN ?? ^example.com$
 * $ ! REPLYTODOMAIN ?? ^${FROMDOMAIN}$
 * ? ${GREP} -i -x "${REPLYTODOMAIN}" ${NOBOUNCE}
 { LOCALTAG=yes }

 :0
 * ! FROMEMAIL ?? ^noemail@example.com$
 * ? ${GREP} -i -x "${FROMEMAIL}" ${GLOBALNOBOUNCE}
 { LOCALTAG=yes }

 :0
 * ! LOCALTAG ?? yes
 * ! REPLYTOEMAIL ?? ^noemail@example.com$
 * $ ! REPLYTOEMAIL ?? ^${FROMEMAIL}$
 * ? ${GREP} -i -x "${REPLYTOEMAIL}" ${GLOBALNOBOUNCE}
 { LOCALTAG=yes }

 :0
 * ! LOCALTAG ?? yes
 * ! FROMDOMAIN ?? ^example.com$
 * ? ${GREP} -i -x "${FROMDOMAIN}" ${GLOBALNOBOUNCE}
 { LOCALTAG=yes }

 :0
 * ! LOCALTAG ?? yes
 * ! FROMDOMAIN ?? ^example.com$
 * $ ! REPLYTODOMAIN ?? ^${FROMDOMAIN}$
 * ? ${GREP} -i -x "${REPLYTODOMAIN}" ${GLOBALNOBOUNCE}
 { LOCALTAG=yes }

 :0:
 * LOCALTAG ?? yes
 | ${FORMAIL} -A"X-Folder: Quarantine" >>${QUARANTINE}

 :0:
 * LOCALTAG ?? no
 | ${FORMAIL} -A"X-Folder: Spam" >>${SPAMFOLDER}
}

# File Spam
:0:
* ^X-SBClass: Spam$
| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-Folder: Spam" >>${SPAMFOLDER}

# File Useless Cr*p
:0 D:
* ^X-SBRule: (.* is in CBL.*|\
              .* is in OPM.*|\
              .* is in SBL.*|\
              .* is in XBL.*|\
	      .*Chinese|\
	      .*Japanese|\
	      .*Korean|\
	      .*Russian|\
	      Defanged Virus.*|\
              Spam Haven Domain.*|\
              Spam Haven IP.*|\
              Unnecessary Base64 Encoding|\
	      .*Virus Notification.*)$
| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-Folder: Spam" >>${SPAMFOLDER}

# File Blocked Email
:0:
* ^X-SBClass: Blocked$
| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-Folder: Blocked" >>${BLOCKFOLDER}

# File Bulk
:0:
* ^X-SBClass: Bulk$
| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-Folder: Bulk" >>${BULKFOLDER}

# File Admin
:0:
* ^X-SBClass: Admin$
| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-Folder: Admin" >>${ADMINFOLDER}

# File Remainder
:0:
| ${FORMAIL} -A"X-Folder: New Mail" >>${NEWMAIL}