Peter,

> I have a bit of a problem here. Many of my mailusers are using a provider,
> whose dynamic addresses seem to be blocked by sorbs and other such places.
> I have them connect to my mailserver with sasl authentication, so I was
> wondering if there is a way to bypass spamfiltering for authenticated
> users.
> I have read through various FAQs, but as I am running sendmail milter
> setup, I could not find anything, that would help me.

Are you using a dual-MTA setup or a milter setup?
My sendmail knowledge is rather rudimentary, so here is just a general idea.

In a dual-MTA setup, you could have two MAILERs, each feeding mail
to amavisd on a different TCP port (or even directly to MTA-TX).
Then somehow configure sendmail to forward on one MAILER the
authenticated mail or mail from inside, and forward with the
other MAILER all the rest.

In a milter setup it would be possible to pass additional information
about authentication from milter helper program to amavisd, assuming
an AM.PDP protocol were used. Then amavisd could switch policy bank
based on such information. This is not available off-the-shelf, but
would be a rather small modification to amavisd.

> I am afraid, I don't 
> know postfix well enough to happily change over, so I was wondering if
> there is a way to do this with my setup.

The majority of people reading this mailing list is using Postfix,
so I'm afraid we are in lack of good support for other mailers.

  Mark


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