Robert Brown wrote: > I am using mailscanner/spamassasin to scan all my incoming mail. All mail > is queued via the "queue_only" option, scanned by mailscanner then delivered > via another exim4 process. What I would like to do is somehow verify the > local recipient address before putting it in the queue for scanning. In > other words I'd like the following logic: > > If the message is from a host allowed to relay then queue it for scanning > (This handles messages from my clients to outside addresses) > If the message is to a valid local address queue it for scanning (This > handles messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED]) > If the message is to an invalid local address, bounces it immediately (This > handles messages to [EMAIL PROTECTED]) > > The whole purpose being to not waste CPU time scanning messages that I KNOW > will be bounced anyway. > > Does this make sense and is it possible? > > Robert B. Brown, II > IT Director > Foxcroft Academy > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Voice: 207-564-8351 > Fax: 207-564-8394 > This account monitored by A-S-K > > From the MailScanner wiki...
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