Re: [AMaViS-user] Enable local mail filtering

This is a discussion on Re: [AMaViS-user] Enable local mail filtering within the Amavis User forums, part of the Anti-Spam and Anti-Virus Related Forums category; Gary V a =E9crit : > Adam wrote: > > = >> Hello, >> = > > = >> I'm ...


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Old 05-04-2007
Adam Cécile
 
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Default Re: [AMaViS-user] Enable local mail filtering

Gary V a =E9crit :
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>> Hello,
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>> I'm looking for the right way to enable amavis content filtering to
>> local mails.
>> In fact, I get some mails on remote pop accounts through fetchmail, and
>> with my current setup, they are not filtered.
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>> Here is some informations :
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>> While looking at my postfix log [1], I saw :
>> "May 4 16:32:38 rexxar amavis[9824]: (09824-03) Passed CLEAN, LOCAL"
>> It shows the mail has been scanned by amavis, however the tag "LOCAL"
>> looks supicious to me...
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>> There's no X-Spam-Status tag in the delivered mail [2] (tagging is
>> enabled for all mail with scores above -999).
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>> Thanks in advance!
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>> Best regards, Adam.
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>> May 4 16:32:38 rexxar amavis[9824]: (09824-03) Passed CLEAN, LOCAL
>> [127.0.0.1] [81.56.128.63] <gandalf@le-vert.net> -> <jp@localhost>,
>> Message-ID: <463B4311.3020307@le-vert.net>, mail_id: BvwtCB7CTKwM, Hits:
>> -1.242, queued_as: D8E6743F2B9, 4171 ms
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> It got scanned but it scored low. Make sure 'localhost' is included in
> @local_domain_maps (or @local_domains_acl or whatever) so the X-Spam
> headers are written. I think we need to see what rules hit.
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> It appears you have configured fetchmail to send mail to 127.0.0.1, you
> might try sending it to the real IP address of the interface Postfix
> listens on instead. I have no idea if that will make a difference (but
> maybe it will no longer say 'LOCAL'.
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> Gary V
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Hey,

I added localhost to @local_domains_acl and it works like a charm now.
Thanks a lot, I really missed this point ;)

Regards, Adam.

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