Toni Mueller wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've come to need spam-filtering to be switched on and off on a
> per-user basis. So, the alternatives seemed to be to switch to qpsmtpd
> (postponed), hack qmail-scanner to add LDAP support and then use a
> modified scheme, or utilize deliveryProgramPath after the message has
> been accepted. One of our users has this requirement for his mail
> server and argues with legal problems (German law has become very
> strict on email filtering, tagging etc.). In his case, also email
> forwarding to a different server which isn't directly on the Internet
> is a requirement. The usual message flow looks like this:
>
> Internet ->
>
> qmail-smtpd -> qmail-local -> filter-program(s) -> qmail-remote
>
> -> other mail server
>
> So, I hacked together a script (currently 200 lines in Python) that
> does all that, based on its command line arguments from the
> deliveryProgramPath attribute of a given user. But I don't feel too
> comfortable with it (it's _fat_ and _slow_) and wanted to know if there
> might be a simpler solution. Filtering everything via QS (what I
> normally do, at least on our internal servers) is disallowed in this
> case.
>
> How are you solving this case?
>
> TIA!
>
>
Hello,
Personally i'm using DSPAM to do content filtering and message tagging.
Messages are fed to it using inter7 simscan (qmail-queue replacement),
and this setup has proved to be very good indeed. DSPAM is an awsome
bayesian content filter with a rich set of features such as per
user/group preferences and internal quarantine engine. Day-to-day
configurations can be preformed by admins (global and users prefs) and
by the users itself using a nive web interface.
In terms of message flow, i have it working something like this:
qmail-smtpd ---> simscan ---> DSPAM ---> simscan ---> qmail-queue --->
etc...
In the case you are interested, i may provide you a set of patches to
make this play really smooth between dspam, simscan and qmail-ldap.
Regards,
Hugo Monteiro.
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