On 7/24/2017 4:27 PM, [email protected] wrote: > Hi > > I'm getting Postfix setup to deal with "bad headers". > > Looks like there's a bunch of ways to do it. > > Three I'm looking at are > > 1) Postfix's built in headers check > 2) A milter that'll check for & reject headers > 3) Amavisd's built in header handling > > I can actually get all three to work pretty much the way I want. > > Is there any reason to use one over the other if they're all doing it > PreQueue? > > Is it more efficient to use a separate milter than to use Postfix's built in > stuff? > > Rob >
Use whichever you like. For simple checks, the differences are probably not significant. For complex checks (eg. checking multiple conditions or whitelisting certain messages) you'll need to use a milter or amavisd. If you're already using amavisd and a milter capable of inspecting headers, there will probably be no noticeable difference in performance regardless of which you use, so use whichever is easiest for you to configure. -- Noel Jones
