Henry Mason wrote:
> James;
>
> I have a setup where I use Postfix's content filtering to
> route through Spamassassin and Anomy as per Advosys's how-to:
>
> http://advosys.ca/papers/postfix-filtering.html
>
> However, we have the same problem you have - different clients
> have different filtering needs. So I created multiple filter
> users, and assigned multiple IP addresses to the filter server.
> Thus I have different 'filter personalities' that I can use for
> different clients, simply by routing the mail to a different IP.
> Postfix delivers the mail through a different filter user for
> each IP, and each has it's own configuration.
Another way would be to modify the filter.sh script to extract the
recipient e-mail address or domain, and apply different anomy config
files based on that. Postfix provides the recipient in the $4 parameter
passed to the filter script.
We've uploaded a filter.sh to our web site that allows domain-specific
Anomy config files. It's not extensively tested, but hopefully will be
useful as an example. See http://advosys.ca/papers/filter-misc/per-domain.sh
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