I see, I disabled bayes and awl in spamassassin, and updated
amavisd-new
from ports. I have a different problem. Mail I am sending out is
being
thrown away because it's being flagged as spam. I'm stumped, it
never did
this before.
From memory, you can tell amavis which are your networks, so it
doesnt scan emails on the way out. (or maybe you tell postfix to
>only send the email via amavis on the way out, not in... i cant
remember nor check atm).
If you use SASL authentication and Postfix, you can use the following
postfix directive:
smtpd_sasl_authenticated_header = yes
in main.cf in order to bypass the mail heading outside to be marked as
spam. The directive above tells postfix to add information into
headers that tell Amavis the mail was sent by someone who was
authenticated by the system and thus trusted. I needed the above as
the system relays mail from authenticated users from outside the
netblock the server resides.
In addition Amavis can read the relay_domains database created for
Postfix in defining what domains are OK to send and receive mail,
using for example something like:
read_hash(\%local_domains, '/usr/local/etc/postfix/relay_domains');
in amavisd.conf.
Hope these help you!
-Reko
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