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procmail or other app for virtual users

Red Squirrel

Red Squirrel

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How do I setup procmail or similar program to work for virtual users?

I want to be able to control which email accounts go through spam filter and which don't. Is this doable?

It does not have to be procmail, just need anything that will work with postfix.
 
I found maildrop which aparantly supports virtual users, but this is really being a pain and is very poorly documented. If it was not for the challenge of figuring out how to encode/decode SSL I'd just write my own mail server... they make it more complicated then it really has to be.
 
Our mailserver here at work uses postfix + dovecot for mail handling with spamassassin and amavis-av for virus and spam protection. All users/domains/aliases are stored in a mysql database and we use a php front end to administrate the db. All of this is on a Debian etch virtual server, it's been rock solid since the day it went live.
 
If it was not for the challenge of figuring out how to encode/decode SSL I'd just write my own mail server... they make it more complicated then it really has to be.
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If it was really that simple don't you think you'd have found an MTA that's as simple as you like?
 
Originally posted by: Crusty
Our mailserver here at work uses postfix + dovecot for mail handling with spamassassin and amavis-av for virus and spam protection. All users/domains/aliases are stored in a mysql database and we use a php front end to administrate the db. All of this is on a Debian etch virtual server, it's been rock solid since the day it went live.
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This is what I run as well.

Rock solid, powerful, and easy to use.
 
Originally posted by: Nothinman
If it was not for the challenge of figuring out how to encode/decode SSL I'd just write my own mail server... they make it more complicated then it really has to be.
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If it was really that simple don't you think you'd have found an MTA that's as simple as you like?
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Writing an SSL engine is probably easier then writing an MTA as well 😛
 
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