* Danilo Godec <[email protected]>:
> is it possible (or what's the simple way) to skip SPAM checks for all
> mail, that originates from and is destined for local delivery?
> 
> Is this something that can be done within Amavisd-new (2.6.4)? Or will I
> need to do something on Postfix?

If you know all local client IP addresses
- define all networks in amavis' @mynetworks
- Create the policy bank MYNETS in amavis and configure it to skip SPAM checks.
- use XFORWARD in Postfix to tell amavis the clients real IP

If you don't know all local client IP addresses, find a different reliable
trigger e.g. SMTP AUTH, Submission etc. and send all mail that enters Postfix
this way to a dedicated port in amavis.
- assign a policy bank to that port
- configure it to skip SPAM checks

p...@rick

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