appending disclaimer

I'm using postfix + amavisd-new (from Maia Mailguard).  I
want to add a
disclaimer using altermime on outgoing emails only.  How do
I accomplish
this?

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Cory Coager wrote:
> I'm using postfix + amavisd-new (from Maia Mailguard). 
I want to add a
> disclaimer using altermime on outgoing emails only. 
How do I accomplish
> this?
> 

The altermime web page recommends
http://www.paw.za.org/docs/howto
s/postfix-altermime/postfix-altermime-howto.html

The postfix FILTER README has many infos on filter setups.
you'll need
to "reverse" the config described in
	http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html#remote_only


if you are passing all mail through amavisd-new, consider
using multiple
ports and policy banks to keep the in/out flows separate.

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mouss wrote:
> Cory Coager wrote:
>   
>> I'm using postfix + amavisd-new (from Maia
Mailguard).  I want to add a
>> disclaimer using altermime on outgoing emails only.
 How do I accomplish
>> this?
>>
>>     
>
> The altermime web page recommends
> http://www.paw.za.org/docs/howto
s/postfix-altermime/postfix-altermime-howto.html
>
> The postfix FILTER README has many infos on filter
setups. you'll need
> to "reverse" the config described in
> 	http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html#remote_only
>
>
> if you are passing all mail through amavisd-new,
consider using multiple
> ports and policy banks to keep the in/out flows
separate.
>   
I just read up on policy banks but all they talk about is
the
originating source.  The email may have originated from your
internal
network but doesn't necessarily mean its going to be sent
outside the
network.  I see no variable or method of distinguishing an
email thats
destined for the outside world vs. one that is delivered
locally.  The
way mine is configured is as follows:

email comes in to server:25 (postfix) > sends it to
localhost:10024
(amavis) > sends it to localhost:10025 (postfix)

All mail travels the same path.  Its easy to alter a locally
delivered
email because you specify it in postfix's master.cf but
there is nothing
you can do for an email that isn't delivered locally from
what I see. 
Am I missing something?
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Cory,

> > I'm using postfix + amavisd-new (from Maia
Mailguard).  I want to add a
> > disclaimer using altermime on outgoing emails
only.  How do I accomplish
> > this?

mouss wrote:
> The altermime web page recommends
> http://www.paw.za.org/docs/howtos/pos
tfix-altermime/postfix-altermime-howto
>.html

Either that, or switch to a plain amavisd-new 2.5.2, which
can call
altermime on its own.

  Mark

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Cory,

> I just read up on policy banks but all they talk about
is the
> originating source.

That is the most common application, but mapping a port
number
to a policy name is a general mechanism. It is up to a
setup
and MTA configuration to attribute meaning to different
content filtering ports.

> The email may have originated from your internal 
> network but doesn't necessarily mean its going to be
sent outside the
> network.  I see no variable or method of distinguishing
an email thats
> destined for the outside world vs. one that is
delivered locally.

If recipient matches local_domains_maps it goes to an inside
recipient (inbound or all-internal), otherwise mail is
outbound.

Note that policy banks are per-message, and local_domains_maps is
per-recipient.  A message may have more than one recipient,
which
means that inbound/outbound/internal distinction is not an
attribute of a message as a whole, but is applicable to
recipients.
You need to combine a policy bank with *_maps to
distinguish
all three possibilities, if that is needed.

> The way mine is configured is as follows:
>
> email comes in to server:25 (postfix) > sends it to
localhost:10024
> (amavis) > sends it to localhost:10025 (postfix)
>
> All mail travels the same path.  Its easy to alter a
locally delivered
> email because you specify it in postfix's master.cf but
there is nothing
> you can do for an email that isn't delivered locally
from what I see.
> Am I missing something?

See some examples in:
  http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/amavisd-new
-docs.html#pbanks-ex
and further down at #dkim.

Search RELEASE_NOTES (2.5.2) for:

- provided interface code to allow
mangling/defanging/sanitation
  to be performed by an external utility, either by ...
[...]
- a special case of mangling is adding a disclaimer, by
invoking an external
  program 'altermime' (if available and enabled). This
differs from mangling
  inbound mail in two details:

and note example there.

  Mark


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