> Terry Carmen a écrit : >> I asked a similar question on the Amavis list, but as I think about it, it >> might be more appropriate to handle in postfix, before the mail ever gets to >> amavis. >> >> Currently postfix accepts mail for a number of domains, and all mail gets >> sent >> though amavisd-new using the configuration below, and is then delivered to >> appropriate local users: >> >> I would like to accept all mail for one of the domains, regardless of the >> username, and forward it to a single user's maildir on the mail server, with >> no processing at all by amavis. >> >> Does anybody have any suggestions, or can point me to a README on how to do >> this? >> > > the problem is what to do for mail to multiple recipients. > > if this never happens (mail is never sent to a user in this domain as > well as to a user in another domain), then > > check_recipient_access hash:/etc/postfix/access_recipient > > > === access_recipient: > example.com FILTER smtp:[127.0.0.1]:10025 > > > but again, if a spammer send mail to j...@example.com and > virgi...@example.net, then it will not be filtered (so virginia will get > the mail unfiltered, even if she is not in example.com). > > using amavisd-new is more robust.
Thanks! That's exactly what I was looking for, although since you mentioned the multiple recipient problem, it's probably not the solution I need. It woul donly be a matter of time before it became a problem. I guess I'll wait and see if I get any answers on how to handle it with amavis Thanks, Terry
