[courier-users] Courier in the DMZ: what quirks?

[Ivan Pintori]

Ok, I have enjoyed courier since 0.39 at home. With 0.42 I feel myself 
confident enough to come out and propose to my employer (6th italian bank) 
to do some "good" updating SMTP security wise, and I feel courier should be 
part of the effort. 

We do already check for viruses in both our entry points, but we do not do 
any spam check. Spamassassin would be a good choise but we cannot dispose of 
the exchange servers (yeah yeah, I know that they suck, but not even Merrill 
Lynch managed to throw them away). So the solution is to put courier in an 
DMZ, gathering msg from the outside, marking them as spam if needed, and 
then injecting them to the enchange server architecture. 

Here's the question: can courier work like that by default, or does it need 
some heavy tweaking? What I mean is: is maildroprc called between receipt 
and subsequent delivery via SMTP? 

Thanks, 

ivan

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