Until I can figure out how to stop the UnicodeDecodeErrors and mail quits getting shunted, I figure it would be best to keep the shunt directory somewhat clean. To do this I wrote a script that checks each .pck in the shunt directory for the X-Spam-Level header to determine the liklihood of the message being spam. If it is highly likely the message is spam, the script removes the .pck and .db file, otherwise it warns the person running the script to investigate possible legit email that ended up in shunt.

Can anyone see anything wrong with removing files in the shunt directory in this manner? The script I wrote is attached.

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