Phillip,
Thank you for pointing out spamlogd. I never noticed that before and
will look into that tomorrow. It looks to be what I might be looking
for.
Thanks again,
Chad
Hi Chad
>What I don't get is how you got spamd to pickup the white listed
>entries on both boxes? AFAIK spamd does not look at the logs, simply
>puts entries in, does not read them.
I must admit I haven't deliberately studied it, but I was going on the
contents of man (8) spamlogd which says:
Hi Phillip,
My situation, at this point is hypothetical, though based on reality in
carrier grade messaging systems. I have been building and implementing
large scale systems for many years, so I have had time thinking small,
which can be good and bad. :)
I understand your setup, makes perfect
Hi Chad
It sounds as though your situation may be quite different to mine,
probably because I sit in a relatively quiet neighborhood of the IPv4
network. My secondary public mailserver (if needed) only feeds mail into
the primary public mailserver before passing it off to a very protected
Exchange
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