Pete, Was just wondering, I have all of my e-mail pass through an IMGate/Postfix machine prior to hitting my main mail server. Sometimes, e-mail (especially spam) gets forwarded from the secondary MX as well. If we use the POP method of redirecting spam to an appropriate mailbox are you just going to be scanning the messages for content, or inspecting the headers for IP information as well?
Reason I'm asking is, I just want to make sure that one of my own servers doesn't end up included in some type of blacklist rule. It seems like it would take an awful lot of work on your part to ensure that any filters don't contain IPs of one of your customer's machines, if you are scanning header information. When you throw-in the fact that the redirect may come from the client of an entirely different network with no link whatsoever to our DNS records, that would seem to make taking any header information (except maybe the Subject or From lines) into account a very risky proposition. Thanks!!! William Van Hefner Network Administrator Vantek Communications, Inc. 555 H Street, Ste. C Eureka, CA 95501 707.476.0833 ph This E-Mail came from the Message Sniffer mailing list. For information and (un)subscription instructions go to http://www.sortmonster.com/MessageSniffer/Help/Help.html
