Dear Anomy people,
Thanks for your program!
I have documented how I run Spam Assassin and then Anomy Sanitizer on
the emails which are not filtered out as part of my extensive mailing
list (26 or so) filtering using Courier Maildrop.
Its nice and easy to do this.
http://www.firstpr.com.au/web-mail/Postfix-SA-Anomy-Maildrop/
I now run:
Red Hat 7.2
Postfix
Courier Maildrop, with my mods for delivering to a mailbox
tagged for deletion, and with [XYZ] Subject prefixes - and now
with calling Spam Assassin and Anomy Sanitizer.
Courier IMAPD.
Postman Web mail.
My site documents all this and lists a lot of open-source web mail
programs:
Its the early hours of operation at present, but it is going well. I
think this is much simpler and better than the approach for running
Spam Assassin and Anomy Sanitizer from a script which runs as part of
Postfix's smtp command, as documented at:
http://advosys.ca/papers/postfix-filtering.html
With this, in order to make it stop filtering outgoing mail, they
suggest running two instances of Postfix and making one of them not
filter, and accept local client's outgoing messages on a separate IP
address. But it is this page which got me started.
Thanks
- Robin
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