Hello folks, I'o got a lot of addresses, who are redirected (via LDAP) to somewhere. If mail is ham thats no problem, if mail is spam I run into trouble if I become blacklisted because of the relayed spam
If mail is spam but final destination is inhouse, the mail is
tagged, routed to the IMAP-Server and delivered to some spamfolder.
So I thought I must "somehow" modify my SA-ACL
doing a "DENY" when spamscore is above some treshold
and final destination is not inhouse.
I thought I could accomplish this via "address_data" set by my
router, which is handling remote deliveries and then asking within the data-acl
for the value of address_data, but it is always unset :-(
I tried to write a router with "data = :fail:" - but this is not an option
since the mail is first accepted and later a bounce mail goes back to the
(faked) envelope sender causing lots of collateral spam :-(
I would like to drop the SMTP-connection with an ACL-deny
a) if mail is spam
and
b) if it would later bei routed via router "remote-destinations"
Is this possible ?
Other solutions ?
Thanks in advance,
Olaf
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