Martin Hochreiter wrote:
>> Don't feed mail from local clients through SpamAssassin.
> That's what I want, but how to learn that spamassassin / amavis ?
SpamAssassin scans everything you feed to it, so you must set
this up with whatever you use to call SA.
If you use "amavis", information about
(1) As was said earlier, but in greater detail: tell your MTA to look
at the SMTP client's IP address, and trust (do not give to SA) any
mail where the client IP address is in your local network(s) (this is
the best solution), or
(2) Modify the above to check your local network IP range(s), and
On Fri, 1 Jun 2007, Martin Hochreiter wrote:
> I have the following option in the local.cf
>
> header LOCAL_RCVD Received =~ /\S+\.rk-lilienfeld\.at\s+\(.*\[.*\]\)/
> score LOCAL_RCVD -500
>
> How can I ensure that at least mails from our local clients are
> automatically whitelisted?
(1) As w
Jonas Eckerman schrieb:
Martin Hochreiter wrote:
How can I ensure that at least mails from our local clients are
automatically whitelisted?
Don't feed mail from local clients through SpamAssassin.
That's what I want, but how to learn that spamassassin / amavis ?
Martin Hochreiter wrote:
> How can I ensure that at least mails from our local clients are
> automatically whitelisted?
Don't feed mail from local clients through SpamAssassin.
(I guess you also could do this by giving a very low score for
ALL_TRUSTED.)
/Jonas
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Jonas Eckerman, FSDB & Frukttr
Jonas Eckerman schrieb:
Martin Hochreiter wrote:
I got many mails whitelisted that have a from address from my domain
(although they are not from my domain, and the users don't exist on my
mailserver)
1: If the users don't exist the mails should be rejected at the
server level. They s
Martin Hochreiter wrote:
> I got many mails whitelisted that have a from address from my domain
> (although they are not from my domain, and the users don't exist on my
> mailserver)
1: If the users don't exist the mails should be rejected at the
server level. They should never reach SpamAssassin
On Thu, 31 May 2007, Martin Hochreiter wrote:
> I got many mails whitelisted that have a from address from my
> domain (although they are not from my domain, and the users don't
> exist on my mailserver)
...then you probably are not using whitelisting properly.
Do you perhaps have something like
