Below is my procmailrc file.  Now, it runs mail through spamassassin
(spamc), and spamassassin modifies the headers - adds ***** SPAM *****
in the subject line, adds a spam summary, and some new lines in the
body.

I filter the spam into a spam mailbox based upon the subject line. 
Now, however, I want to redirect any spam to go to /dev/null.  How do
I do that?  Do I need to restart procmail/sendmail/spamassassin after
I do so?



      DROPPRIVS=yes

      :0fw
      * < 256000
      | spamc

#     The following procmailrc(5) rule adds an X-DCC header to passing
mail

:0 f
| /usr/local/bin/dccproc -ERw whiteclnt

Hi,

I also use Spamassassin and Procmail. Try adding the following to your
.procmailrc file after the spammail invokation:

:0:
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
/dev/null


That should work fine. You shouldn't need to restart anything, the
procmail configuration is parsed each time procmail is run (ie.
everytime an email is received).

Regards,
sycophant-ga

Exactly what I needed.  Thanks!