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Our organization is using postfix on Ubuntu as a mail relay server so there's no official mailboxes on it other than root. I've noticed some spam in the log which spamassassin caught, but they're false positives (pdf files that are gzipped by a printer / scanner / copier). We have no incoming emails from anything other than our organization (local network only).

I'd like to set it up so these emails get dumped into either root's mail or a user set up specifically for spam mail so I can teach spamassassin using spam / ham. And if it's ham, have it sent out properly.

Please let me know what kind of information is further needed.

Thanks!

WildcatLeeds
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We use postfix content filtering. In my company we have:

smtp_header_checks = regexp:/etc/postfix/header_checks (main.cf)

/^X-Spam-Status: Yes/ REDIRECT my_quarantine@mail.thing (in the file named header_checks)

Of course, you need to enable content filtering on your postfix server. You can use any name you want instead of "header_checks" (this is just an example) and you can create a dummy mail account on your server to store your quarantine (google is your friend)

FatRabbit
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