For more information:
I changed the following line in /etc/amavis/conf.d/50-user:
$final_spam_destiny = D_PASS;
to
$final_spam_destiny = D_DISCARD;
then restarted amavis and my server is now blocking spam again, such as:
Mar 29 17:55:53 blacksun amavis[2593]: (02593-01) Blocked SPAM, [189.1.187.134] [189.1.187.134] <jeremiah@XXXXX.org> -> <jeremiah@XXXXX.org>, Message-ID: <20090329225551.3E2CCA344@blacksun.XXXXXXXXX.com >, mail_id: NDVWtU6Y74vx, Hits: 31.039, size: 2304, 999 ms
So it appears that the policy setting in ISPConfig are not correctly controlling the flow of spam.
Thank you,
technoid
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