Posted May 21May 21 My users have setup many email forwardsThe SPAM emails also get forwardedDue to this, email providers like microsoft / gmail are rate limiting emails from my servers and also blacklisting the IPHow to stop my server forwarding SPAMI have enabled ClamAV, Amavis & Spamassassin
May 23May 23 It is not feasible to disable these redirects.So, you can do what I do: use a global antispam system on your server, where you can use postscreen, and use a system (Spamassassin, Rspamd, etc) that performs Bayesian analysis of emails (there will be complaints, globally means spam for some, but not for others). But Bayesian analysis learns fast, before problem turn big. Rspamd have neural analisys, too.In addition, monitor rejections from major providers: Gmail, Outlook (mainly Hotmail), etc. When there are problems with these major email providers, they complain first with error messages, and gradually lowering reputation of your mail server. With active monitoring, you will have enough time to avoid a definitive block on them, and you will have time to complain about the redirection of your clients, or even disable them.Regards,Netino Edited May 23May 23 by Netino
Friday at 10:25 AM3 days Author On 5/23/2025 at 5:38 AM, Netino said:It is not feasible to disable these redirects.So, you can do what I do: use a global antispam system on your server, where you can use postscreen, and use a system (Spamassassin, Rspamd, etc) that performs Bayesian analysis of emails (there will be complaints, globally means spam for some, but not for others). But Bayesian analysis learns fast, before problem turn big. Rspamd have neural analisys, too.In addition, monitor rejections from major providers: Gmail, Outlook (mainly Hotmail), etc. When there are problems with these major email providers, they complain first with error messages, and gradually lowering reputation of your mail server. With active monitoring, you will have enough time to avoid a definitive block on them, and you will have time to complain about the redirection of your clients, or even disable them.Regards,NetinoI see some hints at https://talk.plesk.com/threads/do-not-forward-spam-emails-to-external-mailbox.370124/Using postfix-pcre to block outgoing emails with SPAM in subject lineHave implemented the same.Hope it works, I will update it here.
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