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Topic: DKIM sign without amavisd

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Hello,

I've been trying to configure amavisd for DKIM signing only, no DKIM verification, no spam filtering, no virus scanning, no bad header checks, etc... we already do all of this in another system so I really only need to DKIM sign outbound mail. Is there a way I can completely disable everything in amavisd except DKIM signing or even just replace it with something like OpenDKIM?

I'm asking here because I'm unsure how much of iredmail/iredapd/iredadmin-pro sql uses amavisd.

Thanks!

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: DKIM sign without amavisd

- You can disable them in Amavisd config file.
- iRedAPD queries Amavisd sql db, so if you keep its sql db, iredapd works. Or, disable iRedAPD plugin "amavisd_wblist" in /opt/iredapd/settings.py to not query it at all.
- iRedAdmin-Pro manages data in amavisd database, so if you keep its sql db, iRedAdmin-Pro works. You can also disable Amavisd integration by setting below 3 parameters to False in /opt/www/iredadmin/settings.py:

amavisd_enable_logging = False
amavisd_enable_quarantine = False
amavisd_enable_policy_lookup = False

Don't forget to restart iredapd / iredadmin services after modified their config files.