filter-spamassassin gone?

[Simon McFarlane]

Hi,

I used to run filter-spamassassin on my MX, but after the filter API 
bump, the filter no longer worked and I had to disable spam filtering 
(aside from spamd). Now, it looks like opensmtpd-extras-spamassassin is 
missing from ports.


Is filter-spamassassin gone for good?

Thanks,
Simon

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Re: something similar to always_bcc in postfix?

[Alan Cheng]

Thanks all for responding.I'll go through table.5 (as mentioned by Edgar) 
another time and see if I can get anything new. if not, I'll try the approaches 
mentioned by Denis and Tom.
Regards,Alan
--From:Tom 
Smyth Time:2016 Jul 26 (Tue) 06:46To:Edgar 
Pettijohn Cc:Denis Fondras ; misc 
Subject:Re: something similar to always_bcc in postfix?
in postifx you can do it in the virtualmaps file ...  I had tried doing this in 
OpenSMTPD 
about 1.5 years ago and ended up using OpenSMTPD as the service that listened 
to the outside world and then relay the information to Postfix  which would 
copy and 
forward mail listening on the loopback address, using the virtualmaps in Postfix


edit /etc/postfix/virtual   file 
emailaddress_to_be_copi...@domain.com    
emailaddress_to_be_copi...@domain.com,otheraddress_@_otherdomain.comanohter_emailaddress_to_becopi...@domain.com
 anohter_emailaddress_to_becopi...@domain.com,root@localhost
@domain.com        @domain.comrepeat each line for each user of the domain  
after editing the the virtual maps file run the commandpostmap 
/etc/postfix/virtual

using the virtualmaps in PostfixIt worked reliably the only gotcha was trying 
to copy mails for unknown addresses,
 I was not able to pull this off,  as a safety measure wildcard setting at the 
bottom 
of the file for un-known users and this would forward the mail without copying 
(not to interrupt production mailflow)

@domain.com   @domain.com

I hope this helps


On Mon, Jul 25, 2016 at 11:30 PM, Edgar Pettijohn  
wrote:


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On Jul 25, 2016, at 2:18 PM, Edgar Pettijohn  wrote:



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On Jul 25, 2016, at 11:33 AM, Denis Fondras  wrote:

I'd like to bcc all incoming mail to a specified address, but could not figure 
out how. Anyone has any pointers?
My current setup is opensmtpd + dovecot with virtual domains.

I don't know if it is possible with OpenSMTPd.
Alternatively and probably not as efficient but if you use pigeonhole you can
add a global sieve script to copy email to another recipient.

Denis

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I know it's possible with postfix, so I'm sure opensmtpd can do it too. Not 
sure how unfortunately. 

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This is an excerpt from table(5)
In a virtual domain context, the key is either a user part, a full email 
address or a catch all, following selection rules described in smtpd.conf(5), 
and the value is one or many recipients as described in aliases(5):
@example.com             catch...@example.com




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