Diego Liziero wrote: > I would like to disable a global content_filter just for the empty > sender (mailer-daemon) coming from a specific ip. > > After reading that the default transport has syntax ":" and that the > default filter is empty, I tried "FILTER :" in an access table with > the meaning of "filter disabled": > > --- > smtpd_restriction_classes = avoid_filtering_empty_sender > > avoid_filtering_empty_sender = check_sender_access hash:nofilter_empty_sender > > with nofilter_empty_sender file containig: > <> FILTER : > --- > > but, after applying that class to the ip of the broken smtp, I got > just the "warning: connect to transport : Connection refused" message > and mail never left the queue. > > Anyone thinks that something like "FILTER :" or "FILTER none" can be useful? > > I think that this solution is more readable than the only workaround I > can imagine now (that is disabling global filtering and enabling it in > a pcre table for everything except that particular case). > > Is there any other cleaner way to obtain the correct result? >
Does the content_filter return to Postfix? If it does, try this: <> FILTER return-smtp:10025 where return-smtp is the return transport and 10025 is the port in master.cf This effectively bypasses the content_filter and returns the file to the queue as if it went through the filter. Brian
