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From: Jose N. <jni...@gm...> - 2010-03-06 15:16:10
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Hi,
Filters
Filter level 1 ->
policy-spf.pl ( Blackwhitelisting, Greylist,
Check SPF, RBLs, ) ~= 80% Kill Spammers
[ maillog in database sql,
for debug, user our admin, postfixadmin]
Filter level 2 ->
pfa-filter.pl (Blackwhitelisting, Clamav =
clamdscan, Spamassassin SQL = spamc)
2010/3/6 Robert Schetterer <ro...@sc...>:
> Am 06.03.2010 00:27, schrieb Jose Nilton:
>> With this filter will integrate SpamAssassin + Clamav + bw list
>> directly in the filter, and with low CPU processing, Load for 250
>> domains and 4500 mailboxs on average between 0.70 ~ = 2.5 (IO)
>>
> Hi Jose
> all i wanted to say is dont infest in stuff which is allready done
> as you can alway use clamd with milter also
> ( you may use amavis with milter too )
> and have spamc as after queue ie with dovecot deliver
> you have enough performance still yet, i dont see
> where you may win more with perl code, but feel free
> to prog whatever you like, i personally would like to see more other
> stuff solved in postfixadmin/horde imp , i.e blackwhitelisting with
> greylist daemon and/or domain related setup of rbls and/or using
> getmail,cron
> instead of fetchmail and/or sql quota daemon sql postfix/dovecot etc
> anyway whatever code you may give to public will be welcome
>
>
>
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>>> Hi Jose, thats not really hardly needed
>>> there is amavis/sql and you can have all stuff there supported
>>> i.e in Horde webmail, so every user may setup his i.e own whitelistings
>>> for clam and spamassassin there, for sure it may be a good idea
>>> to port such stuff i.e for Domainmasters in Postfixadmin as well
>>>
>>> --
>>> Best Regards
>>>
>>> MfG Robert Schetterer
>>
>>> Germany/Munich/Bavaria
>>
>
>
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>
> MfG Robert Schetterer
>
> Germany/Munich/Bavaria
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