From: "Jon L Miller" on
Now that I've finally got my Postfix system working, I would like to know
what restrictions I can use to block Spam, Malware and do some content
filtering. Also is there an order that these have to be applied?





Regards



Jon



From: Bradley Giesbrecht on

On Feb 3, 2010, at 10:57 AM, Jon L Miller wrote:

> Now that I’ve finally got my Postfix system working, I would like to
> know what restrictions I can use to block Spam, Malware and do some
> content filtering. Also is there an order that these have to be
> applied?

Might want to look here.
http://www.policyd-weight.org/

Another approach.
http://assp.sourceforge.net/

// Brad
From: mouss on
Jon L Miller a écrit :
> Now that I've finally got my Postfix system working, I would like to
> know what restrictions I can use to block Spam, Malware and do some
> content filtering. Also is there an order that these have to be applied?
>

the first stage is to use smtpd restrictions. In particular,
zen.spamhaus.org. you should reject most of the junk at this level.

after that, pass mail to a content filter. a common choice here is to
use amavisd-new with clamav and spamassassin.

From: Muhammed Sameer on


> Jon L Miller a écrit :
> > Now that I’ve finally got my Postfix system working,
> I would like to
> > know what restrictions I can use to block Spam,
> Malware and do some
> > content filtering. Also is there an order that these
> have to be applied?
> >
>
> the first stage is to use smtpd restrictions. In
> particular,
> zen.spamhaus.org. you should reject most of the junk at
> this level.
>
> after that, pass mail to a content filter. a common choice
> here is to
> use amavisd-new with clamav and spamassassin.
>
>

Hey,

* We use maia mailguard and depending upon how you train the bayes it is pretty effective

* It has pretty features where you can quarantine and rescue mails too

Regards,
Muhammed Sameer