SpamBouncer Spam Reports

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When this is complete, it will contain information on the SpamBouncer's spam reporting features.

The SpamBouncer can report spam to Spamcop in one of two modes: Quick mode and Normal mode. Reporting is disabled by default; you must explicitly enable Spamcop reporting. If you want to report using your own personal Spamcop reporting address, you must sign up for a Spamcop reporting account first.

You can enable Spamcop by setting the SPAMCOPREPORT variable in the variables section at the top of your .procmailrc file as follows:

Quick Reports. Report spams that are already blacklisted by spamcop, spams with dangerous content (viruses, executable attachments, embedded scripts, etc.), and spams that have an SBSCORE of +20 or above using the generic SpamBouncer quick reporting email address. (A score of +20 is double the default SPAMLEVEL, and is almost certainly spam.) This setting does not require the user to sign up for a Spamcop reporting account, or user confirmation.
Normal Reports. Report spams with dangerous content, and spams that have an SBSCORE at or above the user's designated BLOCKLEVEL, using the user's own Spamcop reporting address. This setting requires the user to sign up for a Spamcop reporting account, and then confirm or cancel each report.
Mixed Reports. Both of the above. <G> Spams that meet the criteria for quick reporting are reported using the generic SpamBouncer quick reporting email address, and require no user confirmation. Spams that do not meet the criteria for quick reporting are reported using the user's own Spamcop reporting address, and must be confirmed or cancelled by the user.

If you choose Normal or Mixed reports, you must also set the SPAMCOPEMAIL variable to your Spamcop reporting address in the variables section at the top of your .procmailrc file.