i'm looking for a rule in procmail that says, 'If from
*(_at_)mydomain(_dot_)com then
don't pass it onto spamassassin, just send it to the users inbox'.
You might want to be careful about this.
I would check for my Received: header instead.
Well I have thought about that, I'm trying to get postfix to add an extra
header 'X-trusted-domain: yes' or something like that and then add the
following rule into postfix in replace of my old rule.
change:
:0:
* ^From:(_dot_)*(_at_)cathedral\(_dot_)qld\(_dot_)edu\(_dot_)au
$DEFAULT
to
:0:
* ^X-Trusted-localdomain: yes
$DEFAULT
So it only bypasses spamassassin if it comes from my e-mail server.
But i'm having a bit of trouble doing that at the moment, i've added the
following lines into my /etc/postfix/main.cf file
smtpd_data_restrictions = check_client_access
cidr:/etc/postfix/add_local_header
But it seams to add the header information located in
/etc/postfix/add_local_header file on every e-mail that comes into or
leaves the system, not only the e-mails that are sent.
I know this isn't the postfix mailing list, but does anyone have any
idea's on that?
1) how I could get it to only add on send, not recieve
2) Is that a good idea, or is there a secuirty flaw in that too?
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