Chris Adams:
> Once upon a time, Wietse Venema <wie...@porcupine.org> said:
> > But this matters only if you really want to give a REJECT response
> > to the remote SMTP client.
>
> I would prefer to do that for this particular setup. This is a
> low-traffic domain, mostly just forwarding to other domains; there are a
> couple of mailing lists and a ticket system; no mail gets normal local
> delivery. Nobody would normally be checking a spam box, so any messages
> that hit would effectively disappear.
>
> In the old setup (sendmail+mimedefang+SA), it has been useful that
> "spam" is rejected so that legit senders get a notice, and that the
> message gets saved (so I can review when somebody complains).
>
> Thanks; I guess I'll take a look at amavis.
Postfix supports Milter too. There are some differences but it might
just work.
Wietse
