Mike,
How about using the TrashFinder program and have everything with [SPAM] in
the subject sent to your VIRUS folder (since you are not using that on this
box).
If you did send everything to a specific mailbox, you would have to open
the mailbox with a client, and forward the messages, wouldn't it be easier
to open the raw MSG/RCP's with Spameye or AVP(Trash Tab) GUI's and relay
them if they are legitimate ?
You could do what you suggested by simply writing a batch to copy the
MSG's
to the appropriate folder, and delete the RCP's. Then set it up on a task
schedule, like hourly or sooner as you need.
John Martoccio
Intelligent Solutions (a computer VAR)
Fox Lake, IL, USA
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Mike Herman / Sure
> Fit, Inc.
> Sent: Thursday, November 20, 2003 1:49 PM
> To: IMS
> Subject: How do forward a mail with....
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>
> Hi everyone.
>
> We are running latest IMS with SCSMfilter inside our network,
> firewalled,
> with everything blocked 'cept 25 and 110.
>
> To combat Spam I just installed on the DMZ,
> Qmail-Spamassasin-ClamAV combo.
> Our MX is changed to send all mail to this BSD box. After it
> is cleaned by
> SA and ClamAV, Qmail sends it off to my IMS Windows NT box.
>
> SpamAssasssin modifies the header, in my case it has [SPAM]
> as the first six
> spaces in the subject. Is there a way with SCSMfilter that I can have
> everything with [SPAM] send to a specific mailbox?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> /mike
>
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