Shane Hickey wrote:

        I'm _very_ new to amavis, so I apologize if these are foolish 
questions.  I attempted to find the answers on my own, but I wasn't having much 
luck.
        Here's the deal.  I'm running amavisd-new-2.3.3 installed from Gentoo's 
portage tree.  My MTA is Postfix-2.1.5-r2 (also from Gentoo's portage tree).  
I'm using amavisnewsql-0.7.3x-1.4 (which is a squirrelmail plugin) to process 
messages out of /var/amavis/quarantine and put them in a user's database 
quarantine that they can check from squirrelmail.
        What I'm having a problem with is mail is getting quarantined in 
/var/amavis/quarantine that wasn't intended for one of my local users.  This 
server is also a backup MX for some other domains that friend of mine hosts.

Whatever, this isn't an Amavis question, but a Postfix question. Mail for non-existent users on your host or in your domain should never be accepted by your Postfix server, wherever the mail comes from, unless those users are explicitly listed in local_user_maps or virtual_mailbox_maps - or the 2 equivalent alias maps.

     But, even though those domains aren't specified in my @local_domains_maps, 
mail to his users is getting quarantined on my server.  Then when my 
process_bsmtp script from amavisnewsql tries to process this quarantined mail 
to put in the database quarantine, it barfs.
        How are other people dealing with this?  Or, should amavis not be 
scanning these messages to domains that aren't listed in @local_domains_maps?

--Tonni

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