Monday, March 10, 2003, 1:17:13 PM, you wrote: >> But, I have runned into a problem - postfix mail daemon build that is >> included in OWL is lacking one major thing for me - support for >> content_filter - and that's really bugging me. Could you please tell >> me if by any chance in some future you will migrate to more recent >> build of postfix supporting this ? JB> even without using the content_filter feature you can usually do the same JB> thing through one of a few other means. JB> For example, you could define a "transport" which passes the mail through JB> procmail; procmail then pipes the mail through your content filter JB> application, e.g., spamassassin (preferably using 'spamc' of course). JB> That is how I do it (I used to use the content_filter, though (on another JB> OS)). JB> Another way I've heard about but have not tried myself, would be to use JB> the mailbox_command setting to give the mail to procmail; then as above, JB> procmail pipes the mail through SA (or whatever). JB> Note that the above methods wouldn't allow you to reject the mail based on JB> the result of the content filter application though. If you want to JB> bounce mails based on the result, then maybe you do need content_filter. Thanks, Jim ! I did not expect follow-up that quick ;-) The methods you advised are quite good, but for filtering incoming mail. My trouble is - I want to filter all mail that goes through smtp - incoming (even that not stores localy) and outgoing. I used "avcheck" for that (see http://www.corpit.ru/ftp/avcheck/README.Postfix) If someone can advise on a different method I would be grateful and quite happy without "content_filter" ;-))) Best regards, Dmitriy Litovchin (LT137-RIPE) NTP VTI Ltd, a Business Technics Group company Omsk, Russia phone (3812) 23-33-77, 23-52-77, 23-17-03 fax (3812) 24-43-11 e-mail: dali@private
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