Hi, I tried to disable everything related to Rspamd and Postscreen so that I can use an external application to take care of filtering spam and other messages. That service doesn’t move anything into the spam/junk folder. However, every now and then, I find messages in there. I used docker logs to look through the logs of all applications, but wasn’t able to identify the cuplrit. What did I miss? Can I activate some more verbose logging mechanism? Can I additionally log all IMAP operations?
Thanks in advance!
Igor

    igorakkerman I tried to disable everything related to Rspamd and Postscreen

    What did you “try” exactly?

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    Hi @esackbauer,
    Thanks for your reply. My goal is not to bother you asking you to analyze my current configuration but to help me understand how to debug it using logs. I might change the configuration in the future or have different issues. I’d like to learn how to find the right logs that would solve any current and future problems.
    Cheers,
    Igor

    Sorry, then I can only point you to the documentation of the used products, like dovecot, sieve, rspamd.

    I have a similar setup with a Sophos Firewall acting as MTA in front of mailcow, the Sophos does all the spam filtering.
    I have one global sieve rule which moves mails tagged by Sophos as Spam into the Junk folder of each user.
    And defined the IP from Sophos firewall as forwarding host with disabled spam filter in Mailcow UI.
    And whitelisted the firewall in Postscreen:
    docs.mailcow.email Icon Whitelist IP in Postscreen - mailcow: dockerized documentation


    That was all I had to do, nothing else, and no mail else gets moved somewhere.

    Thank you very much! I will look into it as soon as possible.

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