Ricardo, Sorry for a late reply.
> DUH moment here... I am trying to use disclaimers for incoming messages in > this case. After looking more carefully in the logs, the policy bank is > being called, but no mangling happens since it's not a local domain. I > found a reference to add the following within the policy bank, but Mark > mentioned there could be undesirable effects: local_domains_map => [1]; > Is there a safer way to do this other than removing the restriction in the > code? General speak: The most general and cleanest way is to list all local domains in the @local_domains_map, either as an ACL or hash lookup table, or as SQL or LDAP records, one for each local domain. Letting amavisd know the direction of a message (inbound, outbound, internal-to-internal) is needed for several features, such as adding of X-Spam header fields, adding address extensions, DKIM signing/verifying, pen pals, disclaimers). If you set up a policy bank which is guaranteed to only be invoked for mail to local recipients (e.g. by mail routing topology), then it is safe to set local_domains_map=>[1] within such policy bank. If this can not be guaranteed (e.g. message may have a local and a remote recipient), then using this approach is not advised. > I'm testing how to add disclaimers. We have a server that sends > notifications and need to add a couple of lines of text. For a disclaimer to be added, $allow_disclaimers flag needs to be set, and a *sender* needs to be in @local_domains_map. If your notifications server only uses few and fixed sender addresses, it suffices to only list these domains in @local_domains_map. Better yet, let such messages (and only them) trigger a policy bank which sets allow_disclaimers=>1, local_domains_map=>[1], and this is all that is needed, and is safe, as no other mail will be hitting such policy bank. Mark ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ AMaViS-user mailing list AMaViS-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/amavis-user AMaViS-FAQ:http://www.amavis.org/amavis-faq.php3 AMaViS-HowTos:http://www.amavis.org/howto/
