On 15/02/2016 04:19, Rich Wales wrote:
What would people recommend nowadays as a good web interface to a spam
quarantine fed by amavisd-new?
I've been using MailZu, which of course is no longer supported, and I
want to know what else is out there. Thanks for any suggestions.
(I do realize not
Hi,
I have a problem with mail being marked as SPAM, although being
transmitted between virtual domains on the same hosts.
I checked my servers IP, it's not in any blacklist.
The X-Originating-IP is blacklisted, and I'm suspecting that that might
be the reason? But it shouldn't bother with it re
Marc Grooz wrote:
is there a way to disable SSLv3 and control witch ciphers amavis use?
On 2015-03-23 09:07, Markus Benning wrote:
The quick and dirty way is to set it in the amavisd source code. Try:
[...]
The better way would be to add configuration options for this
parameters
to amavisd
Mark,
we've developed a feature which lets amavis query a DNSBL white/blacklist and
depending on the DNS servers reply, lets amavis add the IP in question to a
policy bank.
The feature is still in testing here. We'd like to contribute it as patch. Are
you interested?
p@rick
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On 2014-12-02 13:36, Markus Benning wrote:
Hello,
amavis currently fails to handle 7z files with encrypted content.
To reproduce create a 7z file with encrypted content:
$ 7z a -ppass enc.7z /etc/hosts
This will result in amavisd logging the following error:
Dec 2 10:14:41 xxx amavis[16
On 2016-02-14 10:25, Benning, Markus wrote:
Based on a patch by Markus Benning.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Great news!
I also posted a patch for SSL options some time ago.
It just added the missing glue to pass the options
to the underlying SSL module.
I also did some work on the 7zip extr
Hello Mark,
I'm a little uncomfortable with the DKIM check implemented in amavis.
For unrelated reasons we use an spf-milter and opendkim-milter in
front of amavisd-milter.
So in the moment amavisd-milter get the message there are already two
A-R Header present.
Unfortunately amavisd-new c
* A. Schulze :
>
> Hello Mark,
>
> I'm a little uncomfortable with the DKIM check implemented in amavis.
> For unrelated reasons we use an spf-milter and opendkim-milter in
> front of amavisd-milter.
>
> So in the moment amavisd-milter get the message there are already
> two A-R Header present.
On 2015-08-03 08:40, Benning, Markus wrote:
Am 2015-07-26 16:52, schrieb Phil Daws:
what would be the most suitable way of generating JSON from
amavisd-new for injecting into ES using td-agent ?
Hello Phil,
i wrote some words about it on my blog:
https://markusbenning.de/blog/?p=10
The logg
> On Feb 16, 2016, at 2:10 AM, Patrick Ben Koetter wrote:
>
> we've developed a feature which lets amavis query a DNSBL white/blacklist and
> depending on the DNS servers reply, lets amavis add the IP in question to a
> policy bank.
Just curious, why not query DNSBL in Postfix (before-queue)?
* Zhang Huangbin :
>
> > On Feb 16, 2016, at 2:10 AM, Patrick Ben Koetter wrote:
> >
> > we've developed a feature which lets amavis query a DNSBL white/blacklist
> > and
> > depending on the DNS servers reply, lets amavis add the IP in question to a
> > policy bank.
>
> Just curious, why not
Hi,
I have a server with amavis wich marks as SPAM every return receipt.
I cannot guess the reason of this behaviour.
Where can I set things in order to avoid this?
Thank you.
Feb 15 11:43:07 mail amavis[16567]: (16567-16) Checking: uvhGuOP8GsPN
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