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then I would like to quarantine this mail as spam.
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There are two standard ways to categorize mail as spam:
- via a spam_scanner as part of @spam_scanners (usually SpamAssassin)
- via an av_scanner as part of @av_scanners and
@virus_name_to_spam_score_maps.
Other non-standard ways
Hello,
In the past I used OpenDKIM to sign and verify DKIM signatures. However
considering the fact that it hasn't been updated in a very long time and
constant issues with e-mails from O365 senders, I decided to give Amavis
DKIM a try. I have it configured and it looks like it works verifying
On 11/11/2023 00:34, Dino Edwards wrote:
Hello,
In the past I used OpenDKIM to sign and verify DKIM signatures. However
considering the fact that it hasn't been updated in a very long time
and constant issues with e-mails from O365 senders,
Thanks in advance.
The fact a program hasn't
OpenDMARC is setup as a smtpd_milter in Postfix.
So Amavis is setup as an smtpd_milter as well?
Can someone maybe shed some light on why this would be happening or is there a
different way to handle DMARC?
Do you see DKIM-related Authentication-Results headers in incoming mails?
On 11/11/2023 05:04, Damian wrote:
OpenDMARC is setup as a smtpd_milter in Postfix.
So Amavis is setup as an smtpd_milter as well?
Can someone maybe shed some light on why this would be happening or is
there a different way to handle DMARC?
Do you see DKIM-related Authentication-Results
