Unfortunately, this is not true. Using Amavis from postfix or sendmail as a
content filter results in exactly the same situation. The email is sent
from postfix to amavis exactly once with all of the adresses, not once for
each address. The only way arround this currently (without writing code) is
to run two copies of postfix (which isn't that hard) and put amavis in
between them. Then set the transport on the domain of the first one to
deliver to amavis and set the recipient limit on the transport to 1.
So instead of:
Internet
|
Amavis--Postfix
|
LDA
you have
Internet
|
Postfix #1
|
Amavis
|
Postfix #2
|
LDA
This is getting off topic, so if there are any more questions, taking it to
the postfix or amavis list would be more appropriate since this is not a
spamassassin issue..
Thanks,
Rob Hutton
www.wsafe.com
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Ryan
> Moore
> Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 5:24 PM
> To: Patrick T. Tsang; spamassassin-Talk
> Subject: Re: [SAtalk] mysql spamc ignores the email in mailling list
>
>
> That is a downside of alot of site-wide implementations. It is for that
> exact reason I went with using amavisd-new, as it doesn't have that
> problem. Amavisd-new will break the message into seperate parts
> proccesses each seperately I believe. While it doesn't have the ability
> built into amavisd for user defined rules, afaik, you might be able to
> do it via some hacks in the amavisd code (since spamassassin would have
> to be called as the recipient instead of the user that amavisd runs as).
>
> Ryan Moore
> ----------
> Perigee.net Corporation
> 704-849-8355 (sales)
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>
> Patrick T. Tsang wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I am trying to put all user-defined rules in Mysql.
> > It is working fine until I find a problem.
> >
> >>From the maillog, I have checked that spamd has successfully
> filtered the
> > mail at first.
> > However, spamd only check email using the last email address
> found in the
> > mailling list and check against the user-defined rules in Mysql.
> > That is, it skips the user-defined of the others in the mailling list.
> > Of course, spamc also check against the global rules in the mysql.
> >
> > I would like to know if it is normal??
> > OR it is the problem in postfix mailler?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Patrick
> >
> >
>
>
>
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