Matt, thanks for the detailed comments confirming what I thought.

My original post was that I wanted to try and include webmail users
along with non webmail users.  I thought that might be possible using a
gateway but no one here seems to use ASSP as the gateway for imail. So I
guess I will need to make some kind of spam submission system for
webmail users unless there is some file in webmail that can be modified
to tell webmail to use a different smtp server for sending mail.

Nelson

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Ok I found the original thread.

Doug Traylor wrote:
>Actually, since ASSP is listening on port 25, when you send via
webmail,
>ASSP will see the outgoing mail and note it in the log as "local or 
>whitelisted".  Try it and check your ASSP logs.

No, that's not correct.  As Nelson originally pointed out ASSP is
running on port 25 and web mail is not.  The two are independent of one
another as a result.

If you check the ASSP logs you'll see nothing shows up in them.

This is all true on a single box running Imail and ASSP together.  Not
sure what would happen if you split them up.

This separation introduces issues with using ASSP.  Notably, how do your
users build whitelists if they effectively are not a part of the system?


ASSP has alternative methods of submitting whitelist entries, and you
can write up a script to create a web-based interface to it.  Not as
convenient as just sending mail, but its an acceptable substitute on a
server where I try to discourage reliance on web mail.

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