> If you are running amavis-new as a Postfix service (i.e. defined in
> master.cf as a service that re-injects checked messages into Postfix)
> then all mail arriving via SMTP will be scanned - and this normally
> includes outbound as well as inbound messages.
Okay, then it is intended this way
> Amavis headers. These are not added by SA, but Amavis. I keep forgetting
> this, but I believe the option whether to rewrite the Subject *also* is
> an Amavis setting.
>
> Not SA. You are looking at the wrong configuration files.
Are you sure ? "all_spam_to" is a SA setting, not affiliated
> SA checks, what it is being fed. If you do not want to check outgoing
> messages, you need to set up your mail processing chain accordingly.
>
> Point being: From what you just said, you are scanning your outgoing
> messages. SA just does, what you asked for.
Sure, but the problem isn't solv
I got information about the mail flows (from the technician managing the
BlackBerry phones):
Message
--> Send from an account on our server ---> to a mailbox at O2
(cell phone provider) ---> and from there directly to the phone
What
I not understand is why messages are checked for spam overall
>The SpamAssassin ALL_SPAM_TO mechanism only works if the given email
>address appears in the TO: or CC: lines of the email itself. It does
Yes, it does.
>not examine the delivery envelope. Thus BCC'ed emails, those delivered
>by mailing lists, or those with fake TO: lines will n
Hello,
I'm currently facing the following problem with SpamAssassin (version 3.0, I
think, but not sure):
I configured SpamAssassin to mark spam mails by adding the string "SPAM..." to
the beginning of the original mail subject.
So far, this works well. Users can now configure a sorting rule
> Run a test message through spamassassin via command line. Save the output.
> Reboot. Run same message through spamassassin via command line. Look at
> the output. What's different?
No real difference; tests varying always a bit, even sending the same mail from
the same account... It appears to
> Try: http://www.deepnet.cx/~kdeugau/spamtools/trim_whitelist
> and customize the script as per your installation. Hope that
> helps.
>
> Jared Hall
> General Telecom, LLC.
Thank you, I'll give this one a try soon and report in case of problems :-)
Bye,
Tobias.
I'm using the script at
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/spamassassin/branches/3.2/tools/check_whitelist
to clear my AWL file regularly. While it seems to work fine, the database
file's size does not shrink however.
Somewhere on the Web I read about someone that has fixed the script, but was
no
I face a strange issue and haven't found any solution so far...
When I need to reboot the server, SpamAssassin's spam recognition rate goes
down for about two weeks.
Checking the system logs, mail logs, no related problems reported there. My
custom set rules are considered as well.
I'm helples
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