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Dear all, |
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I'm configuring amavisd-new with postfix to filter messages against |
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spamassassin and clamav. |
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I succeed to configure clamav to filter all message going on my server. |
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Now I'd like to use a exclusion list to prevent amavisd-new filter messages |
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that are sent to the subscribe/unsubscribe addressess of my mailing list |
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system. |
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As I have a lot of mailing list, I've decided to create the exclusion list by |
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using a file containing emails extracted from my alias file. |
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Indeed my file (/var/amavis/spam_lovers) looks like: |
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list1-subscribe |
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list1-unsubscribe |
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list2-subscribe |
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list2-unsubscribe |
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I've added in my amavisd-new configuration file, this line : |
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@bypass_spam_checks_maps = ( [read_array("/var/amavis/spam_lovers")] ); |
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However that doesn't work. It still scan my messages sent to that previous |
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email. |
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I've also added the domain name after the email address, but it doesn't affect |
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the result. |
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I've too test read_hash insted of read_array. |
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I don't know why it doesn't work. |
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I wonder if someone has succeeded to configure amavisd-new to use a file as a |
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spam exclusion list. |
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Thanks a lot for your precious help ! |
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Xavier MOGHRABI - ObjectWeb Consortium |
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jabber: moghrabi@××××××××××××××××.org |
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