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Is there any way to prevent internal users to send Spam to Internet using Astaro?

sandro.issufo
Is there any way to prevent internal users to send Spam to Internet using Astaro?
Astaro is accepting relay only from mail server, but some infected machines are sending ton of spam to Internet through mail server and Astaro.

The internal machines are using dynamic IP´s.

Thanks in advance.

Best Regards.

Sandro Issufo


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    As of 8.001 anti spam is also performed on outgoing messages yes. We may enhance it further as well. The plan is still to tentatively try and get outgoing scanning also in 7.508, but this is not yet final. It seems easy to do at a glance, but the reptuation-style filtering requires some development to successfully implement, but it does work very well!
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    As of 8.001 anti spam is also performed on outgoing messages yes. We may enhance it further as well. The plan is still to tentatively try and get outgoing scanning also in 7.508, but this is not yet final. It seems easy to do at a glance, but the reptuation-style filtering requires some development to successfully implement, but it does work very well!
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    Hey Angelo, is the ability to scan outbound email for Spam on 8.001 something that an admin can turn on / off independently of inbound email scanning?

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