postfix multi recipient

[Pete Russell]

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Would something like 
http://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#default_destination_recipient_limit
default_destination_recipient_limit 1 work?

Would this mean that i could take delivery of multi recipient messages 
normally from external but would only delivery them one recipient at a time?

Pete

Peter Russell wrote:
> I have a problem where management insist on one user account not being 
> scanned for spam at all. I have used ruleset to exclude the account.
> 
> Trouble is that email to this account is always grouped with email other 
> people. Postfix doest seem to automatically make separate copies of the 
> email for each recipient, meaning that all of those recipients receive 
> the spam.
> 
> I see there are patches to make changes to sendmail, but cant find much 
> on Postfix - is there no way of fixing this with postfix?
> 
> I have asked if they would allow it to be scanned and marked as spam, 
> rather than not scanned, allowing the user to use a outlook rule to 
> filter them to another folder. But will i face the same issue as before 
> with multiple recipients receiving an email with the subject marked as 
> spam?
> 
> Regards
> Pete
> 
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