Hi,

I have started working on a new outgoing mail moderator daemon. It controls the outgoing mail for seeing if it seems to be legal or not just looking you're normal behave, and some other items and will determine if mail is spammy or not (without looking at the content of the mail... so it will be quite fast). It's like you said an outgoing mail moderator and it's automatic. it will be available in some months... and I think it's quite nice solution for ISP's or for people who wants to control... what is being sent from you're outgoing smtp daemons... withouth noticing it when you enter in blocklists :). It will has BSD license.

As said in some months will be available.... anyway for controlling spam bouncing too.... you could use Postfix Quota Reject (http://postfixquotareject.ramattack.net ) too for rejecting mail at smtp dialogue time and avoiding bouncing legal OR SPAM mail... and avoiding too for this reason having bad reputation. Other thing you should be careful with too is with autoreply daemons... if you autoreply to spam.... you will have a problem too... you should do a header check and just use autoreply with mail non tagged as spam by you're spam checker.

Hope to help you a little :).

2.0.0 Bye.


El 11/10/2009, a las 06:34, Pat escribió:

Manish Kathuria wrote:
the mail administrator is more interested in having a look at
the attachments being sent with the mail which would appear
encoded in the queues. Is there any web interface to have a
look at the messages in the queue and also issue the postsuper
command ?

We use postconf (.com) for exactly this (web queue management), over a half dozen postfix servers. It has buttons for sa-learn, hold, unhold, delete, ... Only thing missing is a tool to work across the queue i.e., delete all messages on hold where
subject == xyz.

Pat


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