[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I am in the final stages of configuring TMDA for use and I have one > final question, which I hope will have an easy solution. > > My network has a qmail/TMDA server running as a relay for the MS > Exchange server. All inbound and outbound e-mail passes through this > server. > > The requirements were that each user must have the choice as to whether > or not to use TMDA for incoming e-mail. However, I would like to have > all outbound e-mail addresses automatically whitelisted. The reason for > this is that many of us e-mail the same people daily.
The simple part: In the incoming filter specifications, point at some text file that lists all the allowable email addresses, just like any other whitelist file. The hard part: Whenever qmail processes an outbound message (actually, it's better to say, whenever qmail processes an inbound message from the exchange server), add this address to a text file. How to do this is outside the domain to TMDA. Possible cunning solution: Run tmda-ofmipd for a fake user (i.e. not one of the employees) and have the exchange server send all email to the tmda-ofmipd port. Configure the outgoing filter of that fake user to do nothing but append the destination email address to that global whitelist, then forward the mail on to the qmail instance on the same machine. Hope that helps...
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