Hi, 

> My question is that in case amavisd daemon stop
> running due to some reason, the Server will not be able receive new
> emails? Or postfix will keep receiving emails but with no scanning?

It depends on your setup. If you're using a pre-queueing content filter
you won't be able to receive mail until amavis is up and running again.
If you're using amavis as a post-queing content filter, you won't lose
any mail. It will all remain in the queue until amavis is running
again, or the queue lifetime runs out (in which case a bounce is 
sent back to the sender). The usual postfix queue lifetime is 5 days, 
so you're on the safe side there. 

If you've set up amavis according to the amavis postfix README, you'll
have a post-queueing content filter, which I'd recommend to use
anyway.

Regs,
Sven


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