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On 8/31/2010 2:21 AM, GP wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> searched for some time and did not find answer, so here is my question.
> Is it possible to whitelist sender-recipient domain pair with amavis? I
> need rule to whitelist (skip any amavis checks) any mail from
> *@domain1.tld to *@domain2.tld, mail from *@domain2.tld to *@domain1.tld
> must be checked as usual.
I don't believe there is anything in amavisd-new for
two-factor whitelisting.
If you are pretty good with perl, I'm sure something can be added.
> I have tried to do this with postfix check_policy_service in
> smtpd_recipient_restrictions with no success.
>
> My postfix and amavis servers are separate machines and postfix
> master.cf entry for content_filter is this:
>
> 628 inet n - n - - smtpd
> -o content_filter=lmtp:amavis-server:10024
>
> it seems that even if I set check_policy_service response to OK mail is
> always going to amavis filter.
The proper response would be FILTER foo:bar to select a
content_filter, DUNNO for no filtering, no content_filter
setting in postfix.
Note selecting filtering based on recipient address is
unreliable; a message may have multiple recipients, but only
one content_filter or FILTER destination.
> It is possible that it can be solved with postfix tweaks, but if I make
> this work with amavis I will skip my headache reconfiguring postfix.
-- Noel Jones
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