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@cyxxnet Open a support ticket with us: Plesk Anti-spam and Virus protection, Plesk Firewall, Plesk Extensions, Plesk Security | Danami

@W4ru You should note that our Warden Anti-spam and Virus Protection extension allows you to whitelist/blacklist by IP addreses / CIDR, envelope senders, envelope recipients etc. This all happens at the postfix level. So you instead of having to remove the whole RBL you can just add the IP...

Damn you will be missed @IgorG. You were a true professional!

SpamAssassin 4.0 has been released! The release announcement can be found here. We've added the final release of SpamAssassin 4.0 for RHEL/AlmaLinux/CloudLinux/RockyLinux 8 and 9 to the danami-warden-testing repository. Admins wanting to upgrade to SpamAssassin 4.0 now can follow the...

Thanks for the kind words. I'm glad that it's working for you :)

@MacGyver I don't think that CSF supports multiple CIDRs like that. You can read the syntax in the "Advanced Allow/Deny Filters" seaction of the CSF readme.txt here: https://download.configserver.com/csf/readme.txt Also I really don't recommend blocking all access like that. Country blocks...

1. AbuseIPDB is only used when looking up IP addresses though the Warden interface. It isn't used by Amavis directly so you would never go though your daily limit. 2. There is not cost for DCC (The licensing just prohibits packaging it). Here is documentation for how to compile and install...

If you use the DQS plugin then you could remove zen.spamhaus.org leaving others in place. There are a lot of good DNSBLs like b.barracudacentral.org and spam.spamrats.com that are not related to SpamHaus. Also I generally recommend using DNSBLs because they are rejected at at the lower SMTP...

Yes you can set the log level and log templates under Settings -> Filter Settings. This should help you: https://www.danami.com/clients/knowledgebase/120/How-can-I-view-what-SpamAssassin-rules-were-matched-by-a-message.html

@Alex Presland As I mentioned you don't have to disable your DNSBLs when Warden is installed. In fact we highly recommend that you enable them. I also recommend that you look over the following KB article...

1. If you have Juggernaut Firewall installed then you can ban IP addresses on the firewall though the Warden interface if you want. 2. The getting started has everything that you would need to do in order to configure Warden to it's fullest. It usually takes less than 10 minutes. You can view...

No you can leave the DNSBLs in Plesk mail settings. Warden will query the Plesk database and will add them to the Postfix client restrictions automatically.

@Thera Just a note that Debian 9 was end of life on 30 June 2022. You shouldn't be using it any longer as there are no more security updates from Debian or from Plesk.

Just a note that in our Warden Anti-spam and Virus protection 3.0 release we added the ability to reject IP addresses or CIDRs at the SMTP level. Take a look at the Mail Server Access section in our announcement...

Warden Anti-spam and Virus Protection 3.0 has been released. SpamAssassin 4 Support, Restriction Management, Access Management and More! Announcements - Danami

@Hangover2 don't worry we've aleady added postfix restriction managment and much much more in the next release :)

@Hangover2 We do have a feature in the works that handles this use case.

The next major release of Warden is going to be out soon which has a lot of improvements. In the mean time I recommend that you add stronger SMTP restrictions to Postfix as this will block the bulk of spam before it even goes to Amavis (so it will help with yours spam forward problem with...

You would have to set the policy spam action to block or quarantine then spam will be rejected or quarantined.

Thanks @IgorG. This really is needed as in our testing we can reject the bulk of spam using postfix's built in spam settings. All the developers would need to do is add a simple check to smtpd_recipient_restrictions to see if it was missing 'reject_unauth_destination then reset it: if...