Hi Patrick,
Am 2013-05-17 00:20, schrieb Patrick Ben Koetter:
Marko,
* Marko Weber | ZBF <we...@zackbummfertig.de>:
hello,
i set in amavid.conf : $final_bad_header_destiny = D_PASS;
but in logs i see this lines;
May 16 23:22:11 mail amavis[15703]: (15703-13) Passed BAD-HEADER-1
{RelayedOpenRelay,Quarantined}, [***.***.***.***] <apache@***.de> ->
<r...@domain.de>,<kontakt@___.de>, quarantine: h/badh-hee7b1_sjayQ,
Message-ID: <20130516212213.9F4ED1606A5E@webserver-____>, mail_id:
hee7b1_sjayQ, Hits: -, size: 644270, queued_as: 066EE368DC9, 181 ms
i want bad header mails to passed thru without quarantining, is my
setting above wrong?
Forwarding (D_PASS) tells amavis where to route a message to. It does
not
tell amavis if it should quarantine a message or not. Routing and
quarantine
are configured separately from each other and Forwarding and Storing
into
Quarantine may take place at the same time.
If you set the following, quarantine for bad headers should be
disabled:
$bad_header_quarantine_method = undef;
BTW: Your log indicates (RelayedOpenRelay) amavis isn't configured
correctly
to tell message directions. Take a look at
<http://sys4.de/de/blog/2013/02/15/e-mail-content-policies-mit-amavis/>
and
fix your setup.
I had a look at this page yesterday already as i seen it in a post from
you to another guy.
Its not really clear for me at all.
How are teh virual_domains listed in the file? each line a domain? comma
seperated? semicolon seperated?
At all teh page is really nice with very good explained inside
knowledge. but for me it appears you
just intorduce informations and dont explain in depth. (huh, my english
is not the best, it was easier to fon with you :-) .
For me, with not ultra skill in amavis "examples" would be useful. short
examples maybe.
i will try each line a domain and tell you what the logs says.........
marko
p@rick
