Would this work with the qmailtoaster setup?
URL: http://rauros.net/projects/qmail/smtproute.php
Guide: Configuring qmail to remotely clean e-mail
Lets say you have four domains: localemail.tld, computers.tld,
websites.tld, and servers.tld. You want to let them handle their own
mail, but you want a centralized location for all of their spam/virus
services. No problem! qmail handles this easily.
In your /var/qmail/control directory:
me should contain your qmail gateway's hostname.
locals should contain a listing of all of the domains for which your
server will locally be accepting mail. If you don't plan on handling
local mail on the machine, your locals file should be empty. For
example:
localemail.tld
defaultdomain should contain your domain name.
rcpthosts should have a listing (one per line) of the domains you are
accepting mail for. For example:
computers.tld
websites.tld
servers.tld
smtproutes should contain something like "domain.tld:ipaddress". This
works with both internal or external IP addresses. So, for example,
you could have the following:
computers.tld:64.123.232.214
websites.tld:192.168.1.5
servers.tld:130.4.4.21
Seeing as this is going to be a gateway that will endure double
bounces from spammers, it would be very useful to take advantage of
one of qmail's configuration files and set up doublebounce
configuration in the /var/qmail/control directory:
doublebouncehost contains your domains.
doublebounceto contains "doublebounce".
The alias /var/qmail/alias/.qmail-doublebounce should contain just a
hash (#), or "octothorpe," as the contents, which will send the mail
to /dev/null.
Congratulations! You now have a qmail gateway which will accept
incoming messages, scan/filter/strip the messages, and pristinely
forward them on to an internal or external SMTP server.
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