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> From: Benedict White <[email protected]> > > I don't believe that is possible. > > Postfix has to accept the message (and close the connection to the SMTP > client) before the email gets to AmavisD. > > As such a rejection message to the client (as opposed to an NDR) isn't > possible once it has been passed to AmavisD. I do agree. Nevertheless, some sort of hack or setting in Amavis could allow that (creation of an alternate message that it would distribute to the inner SMTP while it sends a REJECT to the outer SMTP. > From: Noel Butler <[email protected]> >> I'm using amavisd as a before-queue-content-filter with postfix, so that I >> can reject immediately > > Yes, you need to run amavisd as a milter > > >> -> is it possible to tell amavisd to reject the message AND to send a copy >> of it to a dedicated address? >> >> That would be like quarantine to an email address but with reject status to >> the smtp client. > > Not sure on this part if you run it via a milter, I'd assume not though > unless you modified the milter code I don't understand why you recommend to run Amavis as a milter instead of my current setup if you think it would not achieve the goal... Am I missing something? > From: Matus UHLAR - fantomas <[email protected]> >> -> is it possible to tell amavisd to reject the message AND to send a copy >> of it to a dedicated address? > > I think it is possible. Just try it. Ok, any idea how I should proceed? To my knowledge "quarantine" makes Postfix accept the message, then can't trigger a REJECT on outer SMTP. regards, Patrick
