This is a discussion on Re: How to change the NDR hostname within the mailing.postfix.users forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; Jason Gauthier wrote: > > If you are wanting to reject possible spam content, do it > > pre-postfix-...
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Jason Gauthier wrote:
> > If you are wanting to reject possible spam content, do it > > pre-postfix-queue. Period. > > > > If you accept it, you keep it. No bounce. No notification. Period. > > > > Robin has explained in various ways why not to do it, so > > either take advice or don't. > > If I took advice blindly from someone I don't know without asking > probing questions.. Well, that wouldn't be very smart. There is a difference between asking further questions about the advice given, and just ignoring the advice given. > How do you stop spam pre-postfix-queue? I mean, obviously, I can use > greylisting, header-checks, RBLs, etc. But *detecting* spam? A proxy in front of Postfix. ProxSMTP is a prime example. http://memberwebs.com/nielsen/software/proxsmtp/ If you reject before accepting it via Postfix, the notification isn't your problem. Pre-queue filtering does, however, have potential pitfalls, namely timely processing. Matt p.s: Please reply to the list and not directly. |