2008/2/11, Jeffrey Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Quoting Dan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > [snip] > > In the past I had dspam called via procmail for each user, but this > turned > > out to be too much hassle once there were more than a few users. Also I > > wanted to have a virtual user setup in postfix. So I've now inserted > dspam > > via a content filter into postfix. The issue is now with > > redirected/forwarded email addresses. I am not quite sure whether dspam > > scans the mail twice in that case, and also for emails forwarded to an > > external address, it seems to create a new virtual user for the external > > address. > > > > Another solution is to use DSPAM as the MDA as far as Postfix is > concerned. > The DSPAM configuration specifies the "real" MDA (e.g. procmail). This > clearly only filters incoming mail and only on final delivery. There are > ways > to achieve the same results with content filters, but I find this way > satisfactory, clear, and simple. In the past I have used Amavis as the > content filter and configured it pass messages to DSPAM and a couple of > anti-virus programs. Worked fine. Right now I am not doing anti-virus > scanning since there are no Windows boxes being delivered to.
I think you are right, I will do it this way. I don't remember why I didn't do it this way (believe I was in "howto" mode and just following some how-to too literally ;-)) Dan
