I'll second that.
I found the doco that comes with amavisd-ng very clear. I basically
followed the steps in README and README.postfix and it all just worked.
I'm running it with SpamAssassin and NOD32 antivirus. It's quite modular
so you can test and bring components up separately. Basic setup is like
this: dbmail and postfix talk, postfix and amavisd talk, amavisd and
spamassassin talk, amavisd and nod32 talk. It seems to works really well
and reliably for us.
Richard.
Simon Buchanan wrote:
Hi Max,
This has all the info:
http://www.akadia.com/services/postfix_amavisd.html
But its something you have to work thru with a *bit* of knowledge. It
took me about a week if bits and pieces per day to get full sorted,
but i got there.
amavis does excatly what you want to do. It runs as the 'mail
controler' if you like, it takes the mail and runs it thru virus and
spam (+other) programs based on rules.. then hands the 'cleaned' mail
back for delivery.
Sorry its not the excact answer you wanted.. but i dont know of a more
simplified version of this stuff.
Regard,
Simon
