Use amavisd-new with Postfix as a content-filter and have all spam
scoring over your threshold redirected to a mail-enabled Public folder
for review.
Also create a public folder for end users to drop in (with Outlook, move
the message) false negatives. Then create an IMAP script to remove and
s
I have a thought that might work but is high maintenance. First, dump the
POP3 connector. Second, setup your Postfix server as a relay using
relay_recipient_maps. Using Procmail, or similar, you could forward tagged
messages to a Public Folder setup for each user.
Public Folders
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> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> Guentert Matthias
>
> I have successfully installed spamassassin on my linux server which
> runs postfix as mta. Our Exchange 2000 server pops the emails from the
> linux server which stands in th
If you have a Linux firewall between your Exchange server and the
Internet, you could run SA on it.
That's what I do with my GroupWise system. I'd be surprised if
Exchange didn't have some kind of 3rd party hooks for virus scanning
which should work just as well for spam.
-Michael
>>> "Bill O'R
Bill,
I tried a long time ago and gave up. I use a spamassassin on
linux gateway now. The windows/sa/perl performance was
usually about a full minute per email.
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> I got spamassassin to run on Windows and by run I mean it
> works when I manually do tests. What
