mouss wrote: > Zachár Balázs wrote: >> >> mouss wrote: >>> Zachár Balázs wrote: >>>> Helo @list! >>>> >>>> I have two problem which I can't manage: >>>> 1. I have a postfix + clamav + spamassassin which are working fine. >>>> But If I send mail it is going trough the filters to but I don't want >>>> it. So I create a new smtpd line in the master.cf with these settings: >>>> 127.0.0.1:11025 >>>> Now I would like to do this: if the sender is [EMAIL PROTECTED] then >>>> use the 127.0.0.1:11025 smtp (it has different settings which are not >>>> use the filters...) instead of the original. >>>> I am googling and I saw the transport_map can do things like I would >>>> do but if I right, the transport_map only can do a "redirection" for >>>> the recipient address, am I? >>>> >>> transports do not override a content filter. >> >> I know this, you misanderstand me. I make the content_filter override >> with the new smtpd line in the master.cf: >> 127.0.0.1:11025 inet n - n - - smtpd >> -o content_filter= >> . >> . >> . >> . >> >> >> So, if I can use this smtpd session to deliver those mails which I >> sent from [EMAIL PROTECTED] address than they will not go through >> clamav+spamassassin. But how can I do this? >> > > the answer is here: > >>> you can use check_sender_access and return a FILTER action. check the >>> docs for details.
This was the solution! Thanks, Balázs
