On Thu, 2002-04-04 at 01:40, Olivier Nicole wrote: > > So X connects to what it thinks is Z, but is really Y. Now what I want > > to do is have Y open a connection on to Z, and transparently monitor the > > Y would not "monitor the traffic" but really act impersonnate Z when > it talks to X and impersonnate X when it talks to Z. > > But if you don't care one more received header in the mail, the Y to Z > can be done by normal sending.
See, but I don't want to store-and-forward. I want to just pass what X says on to Z, then listen to what Z says, and pass that back to X. Let's just imagine for example that this thing is a little black box with no storage, maybe just a few meg of RAM. I can't store and forward, I need to just proxy it directly, possibly modifying the content on the way through, or possibly firing an exception if it notices spam. I'm actually more interested in doing this on mail-pulling side (ie POP or IMAP) rather than SMTP actually. So if user tries to connect to a POP server anywhere, if the traffic passes through my magic black box, the black box will intercept the mail and SA it as it passes through. C _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
