From: "Giampaolo Tomassoni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
OMG, listen.
We setup regular mail server for companies (mostly exchange servers). Once
we setup the mail server I want to send an e-mail from that new mail server
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] I want that email run through all the
Spamassasin tests then sent back to me with all the rules that were
triggered etc in the body..
this domain and SPAM server would be used only for this purpose. So it
could not be used as a relay or anything like that.
Ah, that! That's just a matter of making a script to be scheduled at the
reception of an e-mail on a given account. Most mail servers do allow it.
Often, you may just do an alias in /etc/aliases where the right part is the
name of your script leaded by a '|' (pipe).
It's trivial to do with procmail. But I am ornery enough that based on
his initial note I ain't a gonna even think about helping him.
(Can you tell I am still pissed at millikin.edu who has what Robert
described initially setup and joejobbing innocent people, one of whom
was me? They are entirely blocked on my account now to /dev/null.)
{^_^}
