Amavisd appears to skip anti-virus checks when using $sa_spam_subject_tag
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In our email architecture, it is a requirement for suspected spam emails to still be forwarded in case a false-positives. To achieve this $sa_spam_subject_tag is used with $final_spam_destiny = D_PASS; to always relay the mail and allow it to be filtered downstream. However, when using this configuration the anti-virus scans appear to be skipped. Spam emails with anti-viruses are still forwarded.
It appears D_PASS skips the anti-virus checks, or the spam assassin checks are of a higher precedence than the anti-virus.
Is there any way to order the precedence of checks in amavisd or to otherwise prevent virus-infected emails from being forwarded if they are also suspected spam emails?
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In our email architecture, it is a requirement for suspected spam emails to still be forwarded in case a false-positives. To achieve this $sa_spam_subject_tag is used with $final_spam_destiny = D_PASS; to always relay the mail and allow it to be filtered downstream. However, when using this configuration the anti-virus scans appear to be skipped. Spam emails with anti-viruses are still forwarded.
It appears D_PASS skips the anti-virus checks, or the spam assassin checks are of a higher precedence than the anti-virus.
Is there any way to order the precedence of checks in amavisd or to otherwise prevent virus-infected emails from being forwarded if they are also suspected spam emails?
email spamassasin amavis
asked Oct 2 '17 at 8:21
Benjamin Goodacre
1636
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In our email architecture, it is a requirement for suspected spam emails to still be forwarded in case a false-positives. To achieve this $sa_spam_subject_tag is used with $final_spam_destiny = D_PASS; to always relay the mail and allow it to be filtered downstream. However, when using this configuration the anti-virus scans appear to be skipped. Spam emails with anti-viruses are still forwarded.
It appears D_PASS skips the anti-virus checks, or the spam assassin checks are of a higher precedence than the anti-virus.
Is there any way to order the precedence of checks in amavisd or to otherwise prevent virus-infected emails from being forwarded if they are also suspected spam emails?
email spamassasin amavis
asked Oct 2 '17 at 8:21
Benjamin Goodacre
1636
In our email architecture, it is a requirement for suspected spam emails to still be forwarded in case a false-positives. To achieve this $sa_spam_subject_tag is used with $final_spam_destiny = D_PASS; to always relay the mail and allow it to be filtered downstream. However, when using this configuration the anti-virus scans appear to be skipped. Spam emails with anti-viruses are still forwarded.
It appears D_PASS skips the anti-virus checks, or the spam assassin checks are of a higher precedence than the anti-virus.
Is there any way to order the precedence of checks in amavisd or to otherwise prevent virus-infected emails from being forwarded if they are also suspected spam emails?
email spamassasin amavis
email spamassasin amavis
asked Oct 2 '17 at 8:21
Benjamin Goodacre
1636
asked Oct 2 '17 at 8:21
Benjamin Goodacre
1636
asked Oct 2 '17 at 8:21
Benjamin Goodacre
1636
asked Oct 2 '17 at 8:21
Benjamin Goodacre
1636
asked Oct 2 '17 at 8:21
Benjamin Goodacre
1636
1636
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add a comment |Â
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