RobertH wrote:
Ok mouss lets try this
I forward some email accounts of other domains I do not own with .forward
files on those *nix boxen
I have them forward to an email address I have in the abbacomm.net domain
and of course we run spamassassin.
That's what I understood. I have similar acco
Ok mouss lets try this
I forward some email accounts of other domains I do not own with .forward
files on those *nix boxen
I have them forward to an email address I have in the abbacomm.net domain
and of course we run spamassassin.
They run spamassassin on their boxes too yet it does a poor admi
RobertH wrote:
Mouss and Greg
In my experience the most important thing is to add the IP address of
systems that take mail from the internet and send it on to you to
trusted_networks. This will enable RBL checks on the previous-hop
addresses. I have added not only peer mail servers within
Mouss and Greg
> In my experience the most important thing is to add the IP address of
> systems that take mail from the internet and send it on to you to
> trusted_networks. This will enable RBL checks on the previous-hop
> addresses. I have added not only peer mail servers within my
> org
RobertH wrote:
Is there anything like a document or documents re: authority on forwarded
email and spamassassin behavior, training, and tuning?
not clear what you mean
Is it as simple as putting the forwarding mail server ip in the proper trust
path and letting SA do the rest and tuning as n
"RobertH" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Is there anything like a document or documents re: authority on forwarded
> email and spamassassin behavior, training, and tuning?
>
> Is it as simple as putting the forwarding mail server ip in the proper trust
> path and letting SA do the rest and tuning a
Is there anything like a document or documents re: authority on forwarded
email and spamassassin behavior, training, and tuning?
Is it as simple as putting the forwarding mail server ip in the proper trust
path and letting SA do the rest and tuning as necessary?
Or based upon others vast experien
