There are 101 ways to accomplish this, but here's a good one:
1. Install Postfix+amavisd-new+SA+clamav(or commercial antivirus)
2. Make sure that your Postfix is the mx of domain.com
3. Configure your Postfix to transport all received message to pop.domain.com
hth
Ignacio Sorita III wrote:
hello pluggers,
I would like to ask links as well suggestions on how can I pass all SMTP traffic from a linux machine to another? A scenario where in the linux box will be used for content filtering before reaching the real mail server.
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Jimmy B. Lim
IT Operation & Support Team Leader
System Administrator
Tricom Dynamics, Inc.
Tricom Systems (Phils.), Inc.
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j i m m y @ t r i c o m . c o m . p h
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