>Thanks for the response. I'm using a PHP script to send out the mail
then have your app's SMTP client resolve next-hop the way postfix does, have your app query transport.map Or, it sounds mayble like you need to look at the postfix readme, and related, for content-filter, so postfix see you php as a content-filter, and when php sends mail it re-inject back postfix, which setup to listen on 100025 or wherever. This gets PHP out of the SMTP client busines, and leave that to what does they best, postfix. >, and >after it resolves the IMGate as its next hop, it sends mail there. I do >have the domain in transport.map, the only trouble is, since it was caught >as spam the first time, it just gets caught again, because it scans for >header and body checks before sending it on to the IMail (specified in >transport.map). ok,now I'm sure you need to set your app as a content-filter >I'm not sure how else to do this, without having to use a different mail >server no, postfix content-filter should suffice. Len
