On 03/01/2015 12:00 PM, [email protected] wrote:
> Postfix uses a file named 'body_checks' to examine message content for
> typical (that is, repetative) words and phrases common in UCE. When it finds
> a hit to a body_checks rule the message is rejected. Works like a charm, but
> ...
>
> When there is such a rejected message in /var/log/maillog it is included
> in the daily report prepared by logwatch and, therefore, the report is
> rejected
> by postfix when it's mailed to me by root. Directing logwatch output to
> stdout avoids that problem.
>
> Might there be a way to configure postfix's UCE rules so that all reports
> sent to me by root on the server are delivered without being screened by the
> UCE rules?
I'm guessing a bit here since I haven't seen your main.cf file, but in
general Postfix processes these kinds of checks in the order in which
they are listed. Find where the body_checks test is being invoked, and
insert/move permit_mynetworks ahead of it.
-Brian
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