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From: Mark M. <Mar...@ij...> - 2004-04-14 17:07:45
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Vince, | sendmail -i us...@do... < sample-spam.txt | The first time I send a test mail it usually reaches the end user. If I | execute the command again the user does not receive a second copy of the | mail. ,,, | Does Amavis usually block additional e-mail if its an exact duplicate? | If that's the case what do I change to override it? amavisd-new does not block multiple copies, they should all be delivered just as like the first one. But - some mailer and some mail readers do have the ability to suppress additional copies, based on the Message-ID. Perhaps yours is like that. The amavisd log will tell what happened to subsequent message deliveries. | Every mail message generates a note to the sender. In other words, | If I execute the command 4 times the User gets one message where the header | is changed (**Spam** tag added) and the sender gets 4 messages based on the | text referenced by the "notify_spam_sender_templ" directive. | In /etc/amavisd.conf I have set: $final_spam_destiny = D_PASS; With D_PASS the sender normally does not get notification, unless you have $warnspamsender=1 | It sure acts like its using the default (as explained in the .conf file) | which is D_REJECT. Is there another location to change the setting? No other location, this should be it. # amavisd debug would tell more exactly what is going on. Mark |