Hi Matt,

thanks for the information.

Is it possible to have mailservers share SA database?

We would like to do a spam-list for several of our partner ISPs - will be
approx 3 datacenters involved at the first step - including all
mailservers there!

Is there any possibility to use SA like that??

We will then do the setup / maintanance of SA and handling all the
SPAM-marked mail for manual review...

Is it possible with SA to
- set an address to send all possible spam to?
- make blocked mails-adresses / domains / IPs... come through to the
specified address?


Bye,
Alexander


> At 12:55 PM 6/19/2003 +0200, TeamHost Limited wrote:
>>Hello list.
>>
>>Is it possible to use spamassassin before it reaches the server??
>>
>>We would like to implement it on a firewall system which is set in
>> front of our servers.
>>Would this be possible?
>>Has anyone done that yet?
>>What is needed?
>
> No, this is fundamentaly impossible. A firewall can modify packets (ie:
> the  cisco PIX) to modify the behavior of a SMTP session, however it
> would be  impossible (or absurdly difficult at the very least) for a
> firewall to be  sufficiently stateful to buffer an entire email and
> handle the entire  transaction.
>
> Even if you were to do that, your firewall would now effectively be a
> full-blown mailserver of it's own, that runs SA and then passes inbound
> email to an internal mailserver. And let's face it.. at that point you
> may  as well do a two-mailserver setup.




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