>On 2013-09-20 09:42, azurIt wrote: >> i'm having problems with spam forwarding - lot's of our users enabled >> forwarding to gmail and every spam they receive is also forwarded. >> Today gmail block us because of spam (which we were just forwarding, >> not sending). Any tips how can i disable forwarding in case of a spam >> (for example, when message has X-Spam-Status: Yes) ? Thanks. > >You may first want to look at why you are receiving the spam in the >first place and not rejecting it. There are many ways to fight this, >much of which will come down to what your policies are regarding >rejecting mail, false positives, etc. > >You could always turn off the ability of your users to forward mail to >other services, problem solved.
This is not an option, we are offering commercial services and users demands this feature. >If you absolutely must be able to forward mail, then you will want to >work with Google so they understand what you are doing, and allow this >mail to pass without blocking your system. But I would still work on >blocking the spam from being received in the first place. Blocking emails based on spam filters are always wrong. Spam recognition will NEVER be 100%, there are always false positives. We are accepting all emails and filter them after. I just need to tell Postfix to NOT forward particular messages and only deliver them locally (for example, as mentioned before, based on headers). azur
