Joel Staiman writes:
> My setup is 2 Postfix mail gateways, relaying for 4 internal mail servers
> (NT based). There are no local users on the gateways.
> The mail gateway are utilizing all 3 MAPS databases (RSS, RBL, DUL), and
> header and body checks for SPAM filtering.
>
> Question 1
> Currently, if a sending domain is listed in MAPS, the sender will have the
> mail rejected and receive a response saying as such.
> Instead of this, my company would like to accept the mail, but then delete
> it. My company does not want to notify the sender,
> the sending of a reject message. Just drop the message in the bit-bucket.

 This can't currently be done in postfix, unless you hack the code.

 Personally, I think this is a really bad idea. What about legitimate mail
 from MAPS domains? You'd drop it without giving the sender a chance to
 find out why/what happened and rectify matters.

 Silently accepting spam lets spammers abuse your machine resources.

> Question 2
> Currently if a sending domain sends a message and that message has a match
> in either header_checks or body_checks, the message will be rejected with a
> "552 rejected for content". Again, my company would like to accept the
> message, but then drop the message in the bit-bucket, never sending the 552
> error.

 See above.

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