> originally, I've setup all spam marked email to be sent to generic > [email protected] > > that works, but, everyones spam in one account > > I would like to setup spam subaddressing to send amavis picked spam to > spam subfolder for a user to assess, etc > > I've setup my own address, with [email protected], it works fine, > mail gets +spam address, gets to my spam folder > > I'm trying to setup some virtual users on virtual domains as: > > [email protected] > [email protected]
Using Postfix address classes 'virtual maps' or 'virtual mailbox' or something else? If using aliases to implement this, one needs to add 'alias' to a list in propagate_unmatched_extensions. > when I sent an email (from webmail on mail host) to [email protected]; > '.spam' folder was created and test email was delivered to spam > subfolder, all correct > > BUT, none of real spam email ends up in user@vdom You mean in [email protected] ? > I guess I need something additional for virtual domains...? What is different in mail delivery route between your webmail test and amavisd re-entry? > the spam marked emails for my virtuals end up in spam@ email address, What makes it go there? Quarantinig or rewriting a user+spam address? > EXCEPT voytek's spam > > I guess I'm missing virtual sub address...? in postfix...? > (though it seems to work when tested from server webamil) > thanks for any pointers This is the main Postfix setting to recognize a delimiter: e.g.: recipient_delimiter = + Address extensions also need to be understood and obeyed by a mail delivery agent (Cyrus, Dovecot, ...). Mark
