João Miguel Neves wrote:
Martin Schmitt escreveu:
João Miguel Neves schrieb:
I'm using spamassassin thru amavisd. I also have a bunch of spamtraps
(addresses that were never used by persons, but that receive spam
regularly) feeding automatically its bayes filter. Sometimes I get some
spam that goes to regular addresses and to the spamtraps around the same
time. Is there a way or, what is the correct way of delaying some addresses?
You might use greylisting and exclude your spamtrap addresses from it.
-martin
I'd like to avoid greylisting if possible (I've measured delays of over
an hour, thanks to the retry times), but that's always a possibility.
Thanks in advance,
João Miguel Neves
Some other choices...
- Use a check_recipient_access table that returns HOLD for the
spamtrap address; HOLD affects all recipients of the message.
You can then use "postcat" to examine the message, and
"postsuper" to either release or delete it. Use this if
occasional ham is sent to the spamtrap address.
- Use a check_recipient_access table that returns REDIRECT to
send the message to some other address; REDIRECT affects all
recipients of a message. Use this if these are "clean"
spamtraps that get 100% spam.
http://www.postfix.org/access.5.html
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Noel Jones
