When using qmail, the following is a better code
for rejecting mails at SMTP level and
achieving spam control.
http://www.fehcom.de/qmail/spamcontrol.html
sounds fairly good - and that's a quite comprehensive mess of patches, which make qmail somewhat modern, even.
so the single problem I see in its current state is that you *have* to pull the local recipients into a CDB so that qmail-smtpd can read it.. multiple cdbs if this is across a whole lot of clustered mailservers.
if qmail-smtpd could optionally read this out of whatever db the users are normally looked up from (say a mysql / postgres backend server) this would be a far better thing ...
srs
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