Seems I'm finding all sorts of answers to this Googling it, so figured
I'd ask here. My systems are virtual hosting environments. Many times
one of our users will land on a 'dirty' IP address where someone sent
spam a day or two before and so they are suddenly on a blacklist or few.
I am running CentOS, Postfix, Dovecot and Amavisd-new. I have a typical
Postfix virtual file and virtual.db. These list email address and
user... typical. So, I'm wondering if I simply direct
@bypass_spam_checks_maps to that file or maybe there is some other
wildcard for any authed smtp user so I stop the filtering on outbound?
Or is there any other good (aka simple) method for this? Some were even
opening additional ports which seems a long way around to the solution.
TIA!
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