David Newman wrote: > We run postfix and SpamAssassin. Postfix's use of RBL is pre-empting SA's > ability to whitelist specific senders. I'm wondering if there is some way > to override that. [snip] > Is there any way to reverse the order of operations so that postfix > doesn't check with the RBL list when SA says a sender is OK?
Not that I can think of. Essentially you need to decide who makes the decision for you - SA or Postfix. By the time postfix delivers the mail to SA via the content_filter, all the Postfix checks are complete - smtpd_xxxx_restrictions - so if postfix has decided to reject an email, SA can't really override that later. Therefore, if your users disagree with your blockinglist, don't use those blockinglist(s) in postfix and leave it to SA. -- Per Jessen, Zurich Let your spam stop here -- http://www.spamchek.com
