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Default use maildrop w/postfix, mysql, spamassassin, etc. fedora core how-to
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I was wondering if anyone could help me integrate maildrop with the postfix, mysql, spamassassin, etc. fedora core how-to. I would like to have maildrop deliver mail identified by spamassassin as spam to be placed in each user's INBOX.Junk folder by default. I tried using 'plus addressing,' but setting up a second mail account to handle spam seems cludgy. Any help would be appreciated.
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