Rspamd: Fast, free and open-source spam filtering system

[imx]

I've noticed that when I mark something as 'SPAM' from a regular email account, the transfer to the spam training account is caught/soft rejected by RSpamd - so it never makes it to the training account.

Whitelisting the IP address won't really work, i.e the server IP address, as this would then whitelist outbound email from the web mail. Is there a way to ignore the training accounts ( zmprov -l gacf zimbraAmavisQuarantineAccount zimbraSpamIsSpamAccount zimbraSpamIsNotSpamAccount) that I've missed?

I ran a search through this thread, but didn't find anything. I guess I'll start reading the 22+ pages....

[imx]

https://rspamd.com/doc/configuration/settings.html

Presumably a local settings override for the training accounts:

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whitelist {
   priority = low;
   rcpt = "postmaster@example.com";
   want_spam = yes;
}

.....want_spam option. This option disable ALL Rspamd rules, even history or data exporting. Actually, it is a full bypass of all Rspamd processing

EDIT:

Yup, then it works as it should:

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20220726105705 Starting spam/ham extraction from system accounts.
2022-07-26 10:57:07,642 [main] INFO : Total messages processed: 1
2022-07-26 10:57:09,828 [main] INFO : Total messages processed: 1

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su - zimbra
zmprov -l gacf zimbraAmavisQuarantineAccount zimbraSpamIsSpamAccount zimbraSpamIsNotSpamAccount

vi /etc/rspamd/local.d/settings.conf

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training_spam {
   priority = low;
   rcpt = "spam.xxxxxxx@mail.xxxxx.com";
   want_spam = yes;
}

training_ham {
   priority = low;
   rcpt = "ham.xxxxxx@mail.xxxxxx.com";
   want_spam = yes;
}

virus_quarantine {
   priority = low;
   rcpt = "virus-quarantine.xxxxx@mail.xxxxxx.com";
   want_spam = yes;
}

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rspamadm configtest
syntax OK

... then restart rspam

[phoenix]

I don't use that file and I've never had any problem sending an email to the Junk folder. Ffor marking domains and individual email addresses as spam I use the following:

https://gist.github.com/kvaps/25507a87dc287e6a620e1eec2d60ebc1

[imx]

I don't use that file and I've never had any problem sending an email to the Junk folder. Ffor marking domains and individual email addresses as spam I use the following:

https://gist.github.com/kvaps/25507a87dc287e6a620e1eec2d60ebc1

I suspect you would with HAM training, i.e the reverse, if it's already been caught as spam, ending up in the junk folder, its not going to let you redirect/mark as HAM... I would suspect.

Anyway, it's there if anyone else needs/wants it. Seems silly to NOT tell it to skip the training accounts, in my view.

[phoenix]

I suspect you would with HAM training, i.e the reverse, if it's already been caught as spam, ending up in the junk folder, its not going to let you redirect/mark as HAM... I would suspect.

No, the reverse is possible and, again, marking something as not spam doesn't have any effect other than moving it to the Inbox etc.

Anyway, it's there if anyone else needs/wants it. Seems silly to NOT tell it to skip the training accounts, in my view.

AFAIK, the settings file is for applying more/different settings to inbound mail other than it's just "spam" and, as I mentioned, I don't use that feature as it's not applicable to my inbound email but I can see why it would be useful in a larger environment.

[imx]

No, the reverse is possible and, again, marking something as not spam doesn't have any effect other than moving it to the Inbox etc.

If I click 'Not Spam' from the Junk folder in the web UI it automatically forwards the email to the ham training account - as well as moving it to the Inbox - also if I just move an email out of the Junk box, it does the same. I can see it in the rspam history logs.

... but hey, perhaps my deployment is just some weird exception.