Roel Rozendaal - IC&S schrieb:
(3) a pipe sign ('|') followed by a shell-command. A pipe will be opened
to the specified command and all mail data will be piped into the stream.
(4) an exclamation mark ('!') followed by a shell-command. Works just as
the pipe-sign but prepends the maildata with an mbox-style header.
You can use option #3 to implement spamassassin easily: just pipe the
maildata to spamassassin and you're off!
Yes, that's what I was looking for. Just a way to pipe it through the
"spamc"-proggie.
On virusfilters: i've heard a few stories on this list from
dbmail-systems using amavisd. It isn't hard to implement but it's a bit
of a off-dbmail topic since amavisd is configured in your mta. As you
are currently using postfix i would suggest to keep using it, there's
lots of info on the net about integrating amavisd and postfix.
I'm already running this ...
About SPF: i'm a bit of a newbie to SPF, but AFAICT by
http://spf.pobox.com/intro.html , you'll be able to use it as soon as it
is in your mta.
Although the usefullness of tar-pitting is subject to quite some
discussion ;-) this as well takes place in the mta. You're limited by
the choice of your mta.
I thought DBmail would provide a complete MTA (dbmail-SMTP) ... ???
Filtering mail directly into folders is currently under development;
they are scheduled for version 2.1. The timeline for 2.1 development
will be laid out after the release of 2.0 (very shortly now :-) but
we're talking about 2-3 months max here.
Fine!
regards Rene
