On 29. jan. 2015 11:23, Орхан Касумов wrote:
Personally for me, it's an interesting situation: DSPAM works, but
tags only local mail; other mail is delivered as if there was no
content filter at all. Maybe something is wrong with my "master.cf" file?
If anyone here used DSPAM with Postfix, please take a look at my
Postfix configs, I'm stuck in this situation and don't know what
troubleshooting steps to take further.
Thanks in advance!
Четверг, 29 января 2015, 11:25 +03:00 от Орхан Касумов
<orkhan-az...@mail.ru>:
Actually I tried it before and now tried it again to double-check
- it doesn't work, situation is the same.
Четверг, 29 января 2015, 1:18 -07:00 от Eric Broch
<ebr...@whitehorsetc.com>:
1) According to the postfix.txt you should have
TrustedDeliveryAgent commented out.
On 1/29/2015 12:00 AM, Орхан Касумов wrote:
I read the file "postfix.txt" in shared docs, but I can't
make DSPAM insert any headers into mails if I only specify it
as a content filter under "smtp" in "master.cf", and not
under "smtps". Probably my configuration files (with stripped
comments) will explain everything better:
dspam.conf:
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/8eda6c0df06a/dspam.conf.txt
master.cf:
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/7a06ab781307/master.cf.txt
main.cf: https://cloud.mail.ru/public/2dd1062220e2/main.cf.txt
For simplicity of my first setup, I installed DSPAM on the
same machine as Postfix, and configured it to use
libhash_drv.so, not other DB drivers. Software versions are
the latest DSPAM and Postfix installed on FreeBSD 10.0. I
didn't change too many defaults in configs, but maybe I've
misconfigured something so obvious that any experienced user
will be able to point it out right away.
Please help me to find the error, any help is highly appreciated!
Среда, 28 января 2015, 11:49 -07:00 от Eric Broch
<ebr...@whitehorsetc.com>
<//e.mail.ru/compose/?mailto=mailto%3aebr...@whitehorsetc.com>:
What's your master.cf look like?
What's your dspam.conf look like?
On 1/28/2015 11:01 AM, Орхан Касумов wrote:
Great!
Trying to add DSPAM to my Postfix - Dovecot setup, I
came across an interesting situation, maybe someone here
had a similar situation? Here's what happens:
Only local mail (i.e. letters sent from one mailbox to
another mailbox on my server) is passed through DSPAM.
Emails from other servers are received, but no DSPAM
headers are inserted in them. And "dspam_stats" command
shows no hits in the second case, while there are hits
for the local mail.
Did anyone had this type of misconfiguration before?
Your help would be highly appreciated!
Well, it seems nobody "official" is stepping in here, so I will have a
go :-)
Obvously all readmes and docs need to be applied with some thought,
never just slavishly cut and paste. What you need to think about is:
- How is mail handled by YOUR postfix ? Draw maps of how a mail flows
(incoming and outgoing) in YOUR specific system.
- Think about which mails you want piped through dspam (usually not mail
from you to the world).
- If you have special needs, you may ned to either
x) set up a recipient map or transport map on your smtps port to
handle <user>-spam and <user>-nospam.
I find that a bit fiddly,
x) set up multiple postfix instances to easily route mail from
different sources through dspam once and only once.
Debian has a nice framework for doing so.
x) remove the filter and set up dspam as local delivery agent,
which in turn delivers to the mailboxes.
x) other alternatives I can not remember right now
NOTE! You most likely do NOT want to set up dspam accounts for everyone
you ar sending mail TO. For my own server, most of the mail I get
through smtps MAY be ment for <user>-spam@myhost or
<user>-nospam@myhost, but other than that I do not want mail submitted
through smtps to go via dspam. In fact I found using the retrainging
through mail-adresses to be cumbersome, so I have set up my local
mail-store (dovecot) to retrain whenever users move mail into/out-of the
spam folder by using the dovecot antispam plugin. Far cleaner.
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