Jeroen van Aart wrote: > You need to configure an MTA for users to submit emails. The MTA in turn > will route it through ASSP, which can either send it out, or better, > route it to the same or another MTA to send it out. In that case you > make good use of the MTA's queuing capabilities since ASSP is not made > to do that. > > To make the email interface work you can create a special domain such as > "spamfilter.example.com" and tell your MTA to route email for that > domain to the ASSP server(s).
Well, another problem of route outgoing mails through ASSP was, that this takes a long time and sometimes long mails broke up sending. Is there a way that ASSP does not check the mail according spam but only according whitelisting the receivers and using the email interface? -- Philipp Niethammer nochwer.de Birkenwaldstr. 204 guite.de D-70191 Stuttgart
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