are all incoming emails scanned for SPAM?

[Ovidiu]

more exactly, I still have spam coming in where I wouldn't expect it, and noticed, its mostly emails that come in for an email alias where spam seems to get through, hence my question:

are mailboxes, email aliases, email catchalls and email forwards all treated equal when it comes to SPAM scanning?

[till]

Spam scanning depends on the settings that you had choosen for the domain and / or mailbox. Settings in mailboxes ovveride domain wide settings. For aliases the domanwide settings are relevant.

[Ovidiu]

ok, thx, then I've done it right, might be just coincidence...

[Olgierd]

When I add some rule to content filter and I have not set any Spamfilter in domain content filter seems not work.

Is this ok behavior?

[till]

I guess you mix up some things here. This thread is about amavis / spamassassin and amavis is only active when you enable it for a domain. If you mean postfix header or body filters then this is not related to amavis or enabling of amavis. If a postfix header filetsr dont work then you have most likely a syntax error in your filter regex.

[Olgierd]

I guess you mix up some things here. This thread is about amavis / spamassassin and amavis is only active when you enable it for a domain. If you mean postfix header or body filters then this is not related to amavis or enabling of amavis. If a postfix header filetsr dont work then you have most likely a syntax error in your filter regex.


syntax error ?

do you think that pattern is wrong /domain\.com/ ?

[till]

http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/341/test-your-bodyheader-filter-pattern-matching/