2009/2/12 Laurent <[email protected]>
>
> Just a guess
>>
>> Try teh following
>>
>> Delete the notspam in the alias table
>>
>> Make newaliases
>>
>> Copy the spam alias and rename it to notspam again newaliases
>>
> First, thanks for your idea.
> Unfortunately I don't have [email protected] not [email protected] in
> my alias table. I rebuilt it just in case of differences between
> plaintext and .db alias file, but it changed nothing.
>
>>
>>
>> If dont work
>>
>> Make a second forward oft he notspam address to your mailaccount so you
>> recive a copy
>>
>> Maybe something wrong with the alias db
>>
> I'm not sure to properly understand what you mean. I only have occurences
> of [email protected] and [email protected] in my dspam_virtual_uids
> table like that:
>
> uid username
>
> 100 [email protected]
> 101 [email protected]
>
> I'm trying to add a specific "smtpd_recipient_restrictions" for the smtp
> server running on port 10027, so the mail forwarded at
> [email protected] be routed properly to dspam and then be dropped by a
> "DISCARD" rule
> when reaching the smtp server at port 10027 (so just after dspam has
> finished retraining).
>
> --
> Laurent Cligny
>
> Hello Everyone.
I respond to myself, to expose my search of my annoying problem.
I found that mails forwarded to [email protected] are delivered after
being retrained because I have 'ServerParameters "--deliver=innocent"'. So
if I change it with only 'ServerParameter "--process" neither
[email protected] or [email protected] are delivered after retraining,
which seems fine. But it avoid also delivery of real mails that have to be
delivered to recipients on mydomain.tld
The "ChangeModeOnParse" is working well, since false-negatives and
false-positives are rightly retrained as spam and ham respectively when I
forward them to the retrain address. So what I just need is dspam to drop
(ie. don't deliver, like it does when launched without deliver=innocent)
inconditionally mails that are sent to [email protected] and
[email protected].
I continue searching for a solution. Please tell me if I need to CC
dspam-dev also.
Many thanks for your help.
--
Regards
Laurent Cligny
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