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If I could go back in time and tell myself what the solution would be to my
problem I would say:
Install tmda-ofmipd
Hello,
I've narrowed my problem down a bit more and
it seems that no matter what I do Postfix wants to use the default sendmail-path=/usr/sbin/sendmail. Has anybody
had this problem before ? It sounds more of a postfix problem but I was
wondering if there are any other postfix users (or any other users) out there
who have had similar problems ?
I am sure it makes no difference but I am also
using amavisd-new and spamassassin but I am REALLY open to any help or advice ?
Thanks
Hi,
Thanks so much for the help but unfortunetly
it still isn't working. My Postfix main.cf file looks like:
sendmail_path = /usr/bin/tmda-sendmail
I have also tried adjusting my outbound
filter to look like:
to-file /home/sylvan/.tmda/lists/whitelist tag
envelope dated=10d from bare
to-file /home/sylvan/.tmda/lists/confirmed tag envelope dated=10d from bare from * bare=append I wasn't sure if I needed that last line if
anything in the outgoing filter to get it to auto add to my white
list.
With regards to tofmipd I am assuimg still I don't
need it ? I am running 'everything' on a single mail server with my users
(800 or so) collecting mail via outlook express.
Any advive would be great as I am very stuck and we
would like to implement TMDA as soon as possible.
Thanks heaps !
In
order for TMDA's outgoing message filtering (including bare=append) to work,
TMDA needs to be invoked at some point along the mail deleivery path. For
example if you were using Pine on your mail server host, to get pine to be able
to use TMDA's outgoing filters you would need to configure pine to use
tmda-sendmail as it's sendmail-path. I have the following in my
.pinerc:
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