Alright!
Is it possible to let amavis check the configs in another catalogue too?
On 2018-02-01 18:14, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
>> I’m not sure if amavis will allow you to do an include as you are
>> suggesting. Someone else can maybe chime in on that. Have you
>> considered
Here is one that got through that I caught today with debug on amavis.
section of mail.log: https://pastebin.com/40ecavYC
actual email received: https://pastebin.com/QqEgCxdm
spamassassin score from command line: https://pastebin.com/vVQhx1bP
Nothing installed non-ubuntu regarding mail or mail routines.
All done via apt-get install.
I did find:
/etc/postfix/master.cf contains:
spamassassin unix - n n - - pipe
user=spamd argv=/usr/bin/spamc -f -e
/usr/sbin/sendmail -oi -f ${sender}
this is strange and indicates broken system. is it pure ubuntu or
anything
installed other non-ubuntu way?
Yes, very strange.
apparently someone other has scanned the mail too.
are you sure you only run amavisd-new, not spamassassin via milter,
procmail/maildrop/sieve filter, or spamassassin on your MX you
have received
mail from?
As far as I know, only amavisd-new. Please specify how to verify.
hmmm, the
I’m not sure if amavis will allow you to do an include as you are suggesting.
Someone else can maybe chime in on that. Have you considered using opendkim
instead of amavis to accomplish this? This will give you the separate file
functionality you are looking for.
The config is perl, you can
>
I’m not sure if amavis will allow you to do an include as you are
suggesting. Someone else can maybe chime in on that. Have you considered
using opendkim instead of amavis to accomplish this? This will give you
the separate file functionality you are looking for.
>>>
apparently someone other has scanned the mail too.
are you sure you only run amavisd-new, not spamassassin via milter,
procmail/maildrop/sieve filter, or spamassassin on your MX you have
received
mail from?
As far as I know, only amavisd-new. Please specify how to verify.
hmmm, the
On Thu, 01 Feb 2018, Jonathan Sélea wrote:
> >
> >> I’m not sure if amavis will allow you to do an include as you are
> >> suggesting. Someone else can maybe chime in on that. Have you considered
> >> using opendkim instead of amavis to accomplish this? This will give you
> >> the separate
>
>> I’m not sure if amavis will allow you to do an include as you are
>> suggesting. Someone else can maybe chime in on that. Have you considered
>> using opendkim instead of amavis to accomplish this? This will give you the
>> separate file functionality you are looking for.
>>
> The config
On Thu, 01 Feb 2018, Dino Edwards wrote:
> I’m not sure if amavis will allow you to do an include as you are suggesting.
> Someone else can maybe chime in on that. Have you considered using opendkim
> instead of amavis to accomplish this? This will give you the separate file
> functionality
I’m not sure if amavis will allow you to do an include as you are suggesting.
Someone else can maybe chime in on that. Have you considered using opendkim
instead of amavis to accomplish this? This will give you the separate file
functionality you are looking for.
From: amavis-users
Hi,
I in the process of creating a mailrelay for thousands of email users
and thousands of domains. The idea is to sign the messages with a DKIM
key (and also ARC) in that relay because Exchange 2013 does not have
support for it yet.
I have searched the man pages and net after a answer to this,
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