I wonder how to know if a mail is catched by the default alias.
What i'm trying to achieve is to add a rule in my antispam when the
mail is sent to a unknown address
I have such lines in virtual_alias_maps :
@vitualdomain1.tld [EMAIL PROTECTED]
@virtualdomain2.tld @virtualdomain1.tl
On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 06:32:13 am Scott Kitterman wrote:
> You appear to have missed the next step where spammers scrape Arthur's list
> mail address from the mailing list archives and use it as the Mail From
> address in spam they send to him.
>
> Scott K
Just need to make sure the list owner has d
Hello,
I have a puzzle which I hope someone can help me with. I want to do a
header check with postfix, and if the subject, contains a word, call a
script or program to put the mail message in a quarantaine.
I also want to make an exception for some email recipients.
I know we can do this wi
On Fri, July 25, 2008 12:28, Daniel Black wrote:
> Just need to make sure the list owner has deployed SPF and DKIM before
> then :-)
does not help here, its the maillist USER that should provide a spf on
domain he is sending from, then the maillist-owner can reject forged mails
to the maillist,
On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 20:28:45 +1000 Daniel Black
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>On Fri, 25 Jul 2008 06:32:13 am Scott Kitterman wrote:
>> You appear to have missed the next step where spammers scrape Arthur's
list
>> mail address from the mailing list archives and use it as the Mail From
>> address i
On Fri, July 25, 2008 14:05, Scott Kitterman wrote:
> Based on the example, he's whitelisting based on Rcpt To. In my counter
> example the local domain is being used in both Mail From and Rcpt To, so
dont test spf on this 2 headers
> the only domain's SPF that might enter into this is his own.
On Fri, Jul 25, 2008 at 12:23:10PM +0200, ML wrote:
> I wonder how to know if a mail is catched by the default alias.
>
> What i'm trying to achieve is to add a rule in my antispam when the
> mail is sent to a unknown address
>
> I have such lines in virtual_alias_maps :
>
> @vitualdomain1.tl
Richard Smits wrote:
Hello,
I have a puzzle which I hope someone can help me with. I want to do a
header check with postfix, and if the subject, contains a word, call a
script or program to put the mail message in a quarantaine.
I also want to make an exception for some email recipients.
I
Richard Smits wrote:
Hello,
I have a puzzle which I hope someone can help me with. I want to do a
header check with postfix, and if the subject, contains a word, call a
script or program to put the mail message in a quarantaine.
postfix can't run a program, but you can HOLD, DISCARD, FILTE
On Thu, 24 Jul 2008 16:32:13, Scott Kitterman wrote
You appear to have missed the next step where spammers scrape
Arthur's list
mail address from the mailing list archives and use it as the Mail
From
address in spam they send to him.
That won't work because Arthur can't send any messages to
Sven Schwyn wrote:
Hi
I've just released the first version of Postwhite, a policy server for
Postfix which implements whitelisting. These per-recipient whitelists
are entirely managed by use of emails.
It's a nice thought - and I like seeing something controlled via e-mail
instead of modifyin
I'm setting up Postfix 2.5.1, Dovecot 1.1.1 on FreeBSD 7 and will be
using an external (commercial) spam filtering service that forwards
the emails to my Postfix/Dovecot mailserver. I have the option to
either keep the spam at the external service, or forward them to the
local system. I'm thinking
Ville Walveranta:
> I'm setting up Postfix 2.5.1, Dovecot 1.1.1 on FreeBSD 7 and will be
> using an external (commercial) spam filtering service that forwards
> the emails to my Postfix/Dovecot mailserver. I have the option to
> either keep the spam at the external service, or forward them to the
>
Ville Walveranta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm setting up Postfix 2.5.1, Dovecot 1.1.1 on FreeBSD 7 and will be
> using an external (commercial) spam filtering service that forwards
> the emails to my Postfix/Dovecot mailserver. I have the option to
> either keep the spam at the external servic
Thanks for the responses! I printed out bunch of Postfix READMEs to
read while waiting for my wife and daughter were shopping, and while
reading "Before-Queue" and "After-Queue" content filtering README
files I was pretty sure that I'd find in my mailbox recommendations to
use the content filters.
Hi Everybody:
First thanks to everybody who responded.
I am posting this message to future readers will benefits from it.The
problem is with AVG anti-virus application. It seems that AVG allows
out-going email messages from MS Outlook but not from Thunderbird.
Once I removed AVG, everything
Ville Walveranta escreveu:
Though not exacly simple for a newcomer, I find Postfix/Dovecot setup
exciting -- unlike with qmail where I often had no idea why something
worked the way it did, with Postfix/Dovecot everything can be
understood with relative ease.
Exactly same thing i tought
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