On 24.06.08 03:41, manojp77 wrote:
> We are running a postfix mail server. We recently installed spamassasin.
> Since then, any email send in or out of the server send a copy of the email
> to the sender. For example, if i send an email from my gmail id to my work
> id, my gmail id gets a copy of it.
>
> We have done all we can in the server (off auto bcc, review bcc_maps etc)

since spamassassin only filters e-mail say it si ham/spam, the problem has
to lie elsewhere. check your filter configuration again
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manojp77 wrote:
> Guys,
>
> We are running a postfix mail server. We recently installed spamassasin.
> Since then, any email send in or out of the server send a copy of the email
> to the sender. For example, if i send an email from my gmail id to my work
> id, my gmail id gets a copy of it.
>

this is a postfix question. as documented, disable rewrite before or
after the filter. otherwise, your virtual aliases will be expanded twice
and you get duplicates. look for "-o
receive_override_options=no_address_mappings" ...

http://www.postfix.org/FILTER_README.html
http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/README.postfix.html
(the latter is useful even if you do not use amavisd-new).

Followups on the postfix-users list.

> We have done all we can in the server (off auto bcc, review bcc_maps etc)
>
> Please gimme some direction
>