On 10/3/2017 2:12 PM, Jon LaBadie wrote: > I collect spam emails and submit them in batches to > a group that works to reduce spam. I'm running the > combination of postfix, amavisd-new, clamav, and > spamassassin. Some of the batches of spam contain > viruses and when amavisd scans them my submission > is blocked and quarantined. Is there a way to do > any of the following? > > a) eliminate the amavisd or clamav scan for mail > addressed to a specific recipient or from a > specific sender > > b) eliminate the clamav scan for all outbound > traffic > > c) eliminate the amavisd scan for all outbound > traffic but keeping it active for inbound > messages > > Thanks, > Jon >
If your batch is already on the server, the simplest way is to submit your spam/virus batch to the postfix reinjection port, bypassing amavisd completely. Use a command line SMTP tool such as mini_sendmail to send the mail to -p 10025 or whatever port you use. If you need to submit these over the network to postfix, set up a separate postfix listener in master.cf with no filtering. Require authentication and/or restrict the port to specific clients.
