On 1/20/2010 12:49 PM, Aaron Clausen wrote: > This is definitely more an Exchange question than a Postfix one, but > as I'm already using Postfix for greylisting and will probably be > using SpamAssassin fairly soon, I thought I'd ask it. Some anti-spam > software that works with Exchange can deliver spam messages to a Spam > folder in a user's mailbox. Is there any facility in Postfix to allow > that? > Which mailbox folder mail is sent to is up to the delivery agent.
Postfix's built in agents, local(8) and virtual(8), are intentionally simple and have no such feature. More sophisticated agents, such as procmail; Dovecot's deliver; or maildrop, *can* support such a feature. Postfix can work with just about any delivery agent in local or virtual mailbox contexts. If Exchange is delivering the mail as the final destination, you should seek advice with Exchange gurus.
