They work very well together.
You should be able to find information on setting them up with courier mta at this url
http://perlstalker.amigo.net/tiki/tiki-print.php?page=CourierAmavisd-new
On Mon, 2006-06-26 at 12:27 -0400, Mark Bucciarelli wrote:
I need to filter outgoing mail for spam and have come up with an
approach. I'm wondering if anyone else here has implemented a
solution to this problem, and am posting to let you all shoot
holes or suggest improvments. :).
1. Create separate smtp server that only webmail can connect
to.
2. On this courier instance,
cat > esmtproutes
:[ip-of-current-outgoing-mail-server]
^D
3. Wrap Vipul's Razor in Courier::Filter module.
4. Reject mail if Vipul says so.
This approach assumes courierfilter will run before esmtproutes
gets evaluated and used?
Is this assumption correct?
As a related question, do folks here add to Vipul's checksum
database in any kind of bulk way? If so, how? I was thinking I
could pipe any mail that got a hit on cbl.abuseat.org to a daemon
that reports it as spam to Vipul. Not great, but I guess I would
trust cbl more than user training of dspam. I could just do my
own spam, but that seems wimpy given the vast volume of spam
flowing to our mail servers.
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