On Sat, Jun 07, 2008 at 11:21:54AM +0200, lartc wrote:
> hi all,
>
> i've got a postfix/amavis/cyrus setup that is working.
>
> certain domains that i handle should not be processed by amavis -- is
> there a directive available in postfix to tell it not to send to a
> content filter based on the recipient domain, but to go ahead and
> process normally (forward, etc, etc)
The (RHS) right-hand-side of any access map in Postfix can contain a
number of different directives, one of which can be FILTER with an
IP/port specifier, saying which content-filter you want it to go to.
Two ways to do this are:
1) to have no default content-filter set in main.cf or master.cf, and
to use a recipient access map on the domains to turn the filter on for
the domains you want to send through amavisd;
2) to have your default send it through amavisd, and to use the access
map to make the domains which you want to bypass amavisd send their
content-filter directly to the Postfix instance which amavisd usually
reinjects into *after* its processing.
If you've already got a working set-up, you should find it pretty
easy and quick to add this via either of these methods.
-- Clifton
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