>I briefly toyed with something like what the OP is looking for. I had another >server in front of Imail, running SpamAssassin. Changed the domain's MX >records to point to the SpamAssassin box, Then, I had that other server >rewrite the recipient envelope on incoming email, so that anything it thought >was spam would be re-sent to, say, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Then I let Imail >automatically put "spam" into a separate folder on the server. The problem I >ran into was, at the time, I couldn't figure out how to get Imail to >automatically clear out that spam folder, so everyone's mailboxes hit their >quota in a couple days, because of all the spam.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I run a similar setup with spamassassin boxs in front of imail. You can automate a clean up on spam mailboxes with a scheduled task so mailboxs do not fill up. In a .bat file place the following and schedule it to run every day in the early morning hours, or when ever your traffic is lightest. "d:\imail\immsgexp.exe -td:\imail -d14 -mspam.mbx" This removes messages older than 14 days in the spam mailboxes only. Korey Verlsteffen www.securenetsystems.net
