R.Smits,
> We want to whitelist all the mail : internal --> internal.
> We do NOT want to whitelist : internal --> external
> Also ofcourse NOT whitelist : external --> internal (makes sense :-)
>
> Is this possible with one instance of amavis. I know you can whitelist
> from internal with a policy bank and mynetworks.
> But this is more complicated.
Not much more complicated. Internal origin is identified by a policy bank,
e.g. on MYNETS, external recipient is the one who belongs to a non-local
domain:
$policy_bank{'MYNETS'} = { # mail is coming from inside
spam_lovers_maps => [
{'mydomain.example.com'=>1, #recipient local, don't mind spam (=whitelist)
'.'=>0, # all the rest: nonlocal recipient, not a spam lover
}
],
...
};
Mark
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