On Wed Jun 12 2019 01:39:08 GMT-0400 (Eastern Standard Time), Thomas Eckardt <thomas.ecka...@thockar.com> wrote: > >integrate ASSP as a post-queue filter using amavisd-new > > Don't try this! Use assp instead of amavis-new. The postfix config > should be the same in both cases. The listeners and targets in assp > should be configured according to amavis-new (the same way).
Ok, so, to be clear... In your first response to my question, you said: "I never used assp this way. It may be possible to implement assp as a milter or like amavis-new, but the postfix config and the assp config will become very complex (IMHO). It may be also the case, that some assp features will not work like expected: for example block reporting, the email interface and resend functions. I think you'll need separate listeners for this purposes." So, are you now saying that using ASSP *instead of* amavisd-new, I'll be able to use it and expect the block reporting email interface and re-send functions to work as advertised? In other words, this would be a supported way of using ASSP, and if I had issues, I could come to the list for help and not expect to be told that 'you are using ASSP in an unsupported way so we cannot help'? I don't mind dealing with problems if this is an unusual but still supported configuration, as long as I can expect some help fixing any issues if/when they arise. > For outgoing mails, the config would be different. You'll need to > implement a second post-filter in postfix, with assp's relayPort as > target. No worries, I'll do whatever is needed, including setting up multiple postfix instances if necessary. Thanks!
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