Let me piggy-back on this question.
I'm using courier as my MTA. Typically the dspam installation would replace
courier's DEFAULTDELIVERY from maildrop to dspam, and then have dspam call
maildrop in order to make the actual deliveries.
Is it possible to use dspam with courier such that dspam is not the default
delivery agent?
I thought about running dspam off of maildrop, but to do that it would have
to be with the --stdout parameter. If I use --stdout, does dspam still keep
statistics? I guess also that dspam will not use quarantine if run
with --stdout.
A related question, if a user opts out of dspam, does dspam still call
maildrop to deliver the message?
Ricardo
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tony Earnshaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2007 1:47 AM
Subject: Re: [dspam-users] restricting dspam filter to particular users
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote, on 08. feb 2007 09:11:
i have tried various ways of setting up dspam on a relay server but no
setup seems to work perfect.
unfortunately i dont' have a test server that i can use for testing.
is there a way i can pass particular users email through dspam while the
rest of the email goes through my initial spam setup (amavis SA)..
so that from the results of tests with these accounts i can perfect my
setup which i can deploy into production system wide.
You don't mention your MTA, but if you were running recent versions of
Postfix (latest stable is 2.3.6) and amavisd-new (latest stable is 2.4.5)
you could do what you want with multiple Postfix smtpd listeners and
amavisd-new, using the latter's spam_lovers and policy_bank possibilities.
You'd be able to do everything a *lot* easier if you *did* have a test
server, since if you aren't used to fiddling around with amavisd.conf
you'd have to have a few goes at changing the .conf file before it worked
for you. As far as this goes, the amavis ML would probably be able to help
a lot - many subscribers there could save you from having to reinvent the
wheel.
--Tonni
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Tony Earnshaw
Email: tonni at hetnet dot nl
