That is impossible with assp.
At  the  time you connect to the proxy, you loose the original target,
as this is not included in the Data of the traffic.

It   could  be   possible   to redirect all Port 25 traffic to ASSP on
your router. But how would the Proxy know the original adress?

So you need a product, that analyses the traffic on the network layer,
proxy it until the mail is send and forward it to the original server.
I don't know any such product.

Why  don't  you  forward all port 25 traffic from your Network to ASSP
and  hen  with  your own mailserver to the end user, regardless of the
settings of your clients?
> Hopefully the former. Other ISPs must have encountered the same problem as we 
> have.

Thats  why they block port 25 for outgoing connections except to their
own servers.

Matti



> Anyway, this is our situation:

> We provide email services to a number of private and corporate
> subscribers We also provide a mobile ISP service. 

> Our mail users fall into two categories:

> those that use our SMTP servers (mainly private users) 
> those that use their own SMTP servers (mainly corporate)

> We manage to keep our own SMTP servers clean however we have no
> control of what passes through the other SMTP servers.

> This results in our dynamic IP addresses being blocked and our
> general reputation being tarnished. 

> What we would like to do is:

> 1. configure the firewall so that any port 25 traffic to an
> external address (i.e. not our own SMTP servers) gets forwarded to a proxy
> 2. run ASSP on that proxy
> 3. forward clean mail out the other side to the targeted SMTP server 
> 4. send bounce notifications back to sender if the mail is spam

> 1 and 2 are easy.
> For 3 it looks like ASSP will only be able to forward the mail to a
> particular IP address. Is this truly the case or can it do what I require?
> 4 it probably does this already but I haven't got this far yet

> The important thing is that the mail should pass through the target
> SMTP server as though we had never touched it. There to received
> legalese and signatures, etc. before being released. 

> Is this possible?

> TIA 

> mike

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