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I have been fighting on an off with amavisd-new for my mail setup at work. I use |
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postfix and virtual domains. I've got amavisd-new setup as described in the |
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Gentoo Mail Filtering Gateway Guide (or something like that), except for the |
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mysql config for amavisd. |
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At some point, my amavisd setup decided to stop checking mail for spam. I don't |
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get spam headers or anything in the logs indicating it's checking for spam. It |
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still checks for viruses using clamav, however. Also, amavisd's configurability |
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for SA is piss poor, at best. |
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I can use spamassassin and spamc/spamd just fine, so I know SA works. |
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Unfortunately, it doesn't seem as if amavisd has the ability to use spamc |
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instead of the SA modules directly. |
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I'm used to a nice "simple" setup with procmail, clamassassin, and spamc/spamd. |
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I've got this setup at home, and I love it. The configuration and maintenance is |
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very easy. Unfortunately, postfix's virtual delivery agent is not capable of |
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using even a global procmail setup to do some basic filtering. |
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I'm looking for 1 of 2 things: a way to have amavisd run spamc instead of using |
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the SA modules itself, or a local smtp daemon (like amavis) that just simply |
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runs everything it gets through procmail, spamc, or whatever you choose with a |
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"simple" setup. Does anyone have any suggestions? |
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