Adam wrote:

> Hello,

> I'm looking for the right way to enable amavis content filtering to
> local mails.
> In fact, I get some mails on remote pop accounts through fetchmail, and
> with my current setup, they are not filtered.

> Here is some informations :

> While looking at my postfix log [1], I saw :
> "May  4 16:32:38 rexxar amavis[9824]: (09824-03) Passed CLEAN, LOCAL"
> It shows the mail has been scanned by amavis, however the tag "LOCAL"
> looks supicious to me...

> There's no X-Spam-Status tag in the delivered mail [2] (tagging is
> enabled for all mail with scores above -999).

> Thanks in advance!

> Best regards, Adam.


> May  4 16:32:38 rexxar amavis[9824]: (09824-03) Passed CLEAN, LOCAL
> [127.0.0.1] [81.56.128.63] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, mail_id: BvwtCB7CTKwM, Hits:
> -1.242, queued_as: D8E6743F2B9, 4171 ms

It got scanned but it scored low. Make sure 'localhost' is included in
@local_domain_maps (or @local_domains_acl or whatever) so the X-Spam
headers are written. I think we need to see what rules hit.

It appears you have configured fetchmail to send mail to 127.0.0.1, you
might try sending it to the real IP address of the interface Postfix
listens on instead. I have no idea if that will make a difference (but
maybe it will no longer say 'LOCAL'.

Gary V



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