On 27.02.12 11:06, Bowie Bailey wrote:
You can have per-user preferences and you can have scanning at the SMTP
session. Doing both at once can be tricky. For example, if you have an
email being sent to user1 and user2, whose preferences do you use?
On 28.02.12 11:17, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
spamass-milter has special user in such case.
to be modre precise: spamass-milter allows specifying of user name
whose prefs will be used in such case.
Generally, if you are doing scanning during SMTP, you use a site-wide
setup. If you want per-user preferences, you scan on delivery. Of
course, if you have the horsepower, you can do both. Use a conservative
site-wide setup to scan and reject obvious spam at SMTP and then use the
per-user setup to scan and flag or quarantine the rest.
that's the most effective way
... this is most effective, but a bit harder to implement. Ideal
solution would be combination with the above, so when per-user prefs
are used at SMTP time, the mail is not scanned again. However that
requires tracing if an e-mail was scanned with proper prefs
(e.g. adding a header at smtp time, and removing it in the begin so
noone cvan fake it from remote)
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