Hi, my problem is this: (generally it's been metioned before, but it has changed a little bit :-) i have a bunch of clients using my qmail-server as smtp for relaying out to the internet. the thing is that I want to tweak it a little bit so that when the mailserver is delivering non-local mail, then it should process it thru another smtp-server on my network before going out on the internet, this is a virus-scanning-smtp. So therefore, all outgoing smtp has to be routed thru that one before entering the internet and out to the recipient. is there any good solutions for this kind of action? and is it configurable so that it does this action with only one or two domains? (that is the sender-domain...) so if: [EMAIL PROTECTED] sends a message to a non-local, then it goes out thru this special smtp-relay and virus-scanning thing, but if [EMAIL PROTECTED] sends a message to a non-local, then it goes directly on to the net... a little wierd problem i would presume :) --- Geir O. H�gberg ********************************************************************** This footnote confirms that this email message and it's attachments has been swept by MIMEsweeper 4.0 for the presence of computer viruses. This has been done by ElTele �stfold AS. Coustomer service e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Corporate WEB site: www.eltele.no **********************************************************************
