On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 9:24 AM, Robbie Garrett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > seams like a very round about way of doing things but yet I have not done > this > before. > like most things relating to modern MTA's you can do it many different ways ...
> Honestly I thought that dspam was an SMTP like daemon that only scans mail > and > then hands off to something else. > sure, i assume this is pretty much the mainstream method, if the mail is getting sorted. I for example just scan, record, and tag the message with headers and deliver normal. This is just a simple pipe in exim. Then exim handles it afterwards as it would any email message. > So here is what im looking 2 do. > Receive mail by using my current smtpd qmail file, which then hands it off > to my > maildrop file. Currently my maildrop file runs dspam by command line, > however I > wish to just push it directly through dspams daemon and then back to my > maildrop > file to continue processing. > This wiki likely has this is one of the setups, http://tinyurl.com/2ouply -- Gabriel Millerd
