Aleksander wrote: > David Reid wrote: >> Several of my users have domains registered and have a default address >> setup to catch all mail sent to the domain. This isn't ideal, but it's >> what they want to do. The problem is that because DSPAM treats every >> address separately they tend to get a lot more mail and their results >> aren't as positive as everyone else. Some of them now want me to revert >> back to the previous non-DSPAM solution. >> >> So, any suggestions how I configure DSPAM to handle these domains? >> Ideally I'd like all training for the domain to be done as if it were a >> single email address. > > Use the SQL table that holds virtual users, map all the aliases of one > user to a single user id. Problem solved. > > You have to treat aliases (full email aadresses) as things that belong > to some user (an integer). > > I for example use dbmail's dbmail_aliases table for that.
Not sure I follow you. I have virtual maps setup in postfix and they work for delivery, which would appear to be what you're suggesting. I must be missing something here! david
