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Spam Strategy...No redirect???
Just wondering why there is no spam redirect guys.
I use ISPConfig because im too lazy to setup vertual hosts for the 2 domains I look after. Its so much simpler and also handles spam and virus protection....very cool proggy. But one thing that would really polish it off for me would be the ability to redirect spam, instead of just re-labelling or dropping it. I have a donotreply@ email address I want to redirect all the companies spam too, just in case something extremely important comes along and doesnt go through. I know I can setup the address up as a catch-all address and it does that, but it also catches the spam from accounts that no longer exist which is terrible. Is there another way of doing this??? Thanks in advance to those that have the time to help.. PS. Well done devs on a fine piece of warez. |
You can add a redirect to the spamassassin procmail recipe in the users home directories or to the master template in /root/ispconfig/isp/conf/
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fantastic.
Now can someone explain what the hell that means lol. As stated before, I used ISPConfig as its the easy way to accomplish the job, which im all about, productivity. So if anyone has 5 minutes, please help by elaborating. |
another quick one. I have 2 websites that im hosting with 2 seperate spam accounts. It would be great if I could somehow set it up so that everyone in one damain or home directory, is set to send spam to the spam address by default.
Even if I hadto do it manually for every account that would be ok. What I dont want is spam from 2 domains going to the 1 directory. |
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Thanks for your help.
Would that work with 2.2.12? PAst experience has often taught me that upgrading often break things, so I decided to wait until I know the system better. |
The functionality with the customized_templates folder has been integrated in 2.2.13, so it will not work with 2.2.12.
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ok I upgraded to 2.2.13.
Can someone link me to a walkthrough to explain step by step how to do this. Thanks. |
Let's say you want to modify /root/ispconfig/isp/conf/procmailrc.master. Instead of modifying that file, you leave the file unmodified and put your edited version into /root/ispconfig/isp/conf/customized_templates (-> /root/ispconfig/isp/conf/customized_templates/procmailrc.master). ISPConfig will see that file and use it instead of /root/ispconfig/isp/conf/procmailrc.master.
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Thanks Falko.
I kinda go that part. I just dont know what I need to put in that file to do what I need done. |
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