Howto not reject mail to Postmaster etc. in Exim4

[Kjetil Kjernsmo <kjetil@kjernsmo.net>]

Hi all!

I'm still working on my Exim4 config, and I have now a server that 
nicely uses exiscan-acl to reject viruses and spam with an SA score 
above 13. 

However, it is my damned duty to read or at least manually inspect the 
stuff sent to postmaster, abuse, security, etc. So, I should never 
reject anything sent there, and therefore, it is no point scanning it 
either; that would only waste resources. 

I'm wondering, how do I set up Exim 4 to let through mail to postmaster, 
etc., uninspected?

I thought these lines from 
  accept local_parts = postmaster:abuse:security
         domains = +local_domains
from the standard Debian RCTP ACL config was supposed to do that, but it 
doesn't...

Postmaster etc. is a simple alias for my own user, in case that is 
relevant. 

Also, I have a bunch of spamtraps, and it is no point spam-scanning 
those either. I just want to virus-scan them, reject if there is a 
virus, then reject if the message is over a certain size, otherwise 
pipe it to spamassassin -r. Anybody know how to do that? I guess it 
must be done in the DATA ACL, since both the virus scanning and the 
spam scanning is done there, but my ideas stop there... 

Best,

Kjetil
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