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        <s:content>The {link:SpamAssassin|http://spamassassin.apache.org/} build is fairly straightforward. We use SpamAssassin as a filter in procmail:&#xA;&#xA;{code:none}&#xA;:0fw : spamassassin.lock&#xA;* &lt; 256000&#xA;| spamassassin&#xA;&#xA;:0&#xA;* ^X-Spam-Flag: YES&#xA;{&#xA;&#9;CHALLENGE=1&#xA;}&#xA;{code}&#xA;&#xA;(The &quot;CHALLENGE=1&quot; assignment is picked up by TMDA, which is further down the procmail chain.)</s:content>
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