Hello Gavin, Tuesday, October 26, 2004, 6:36:03 PM, you wrote:
GC> I have 2 servers. Server A & Server B. GC> Server B has a perfectly running copy of Spam Assassin 3.0.1 GC> running on it, and is acting as a "MX Proxy" doing SA systemwide GC> via milter for those domains going through it. GC> I want Server A, which is a mail server which a few thousand POP GC> boxes, to be able to check for Spam but only for those users that GC> want that functionality. In my head, I'm thinking that for the GC> users that want it, they will have a .procmailrc file that calls GC> spamc with arguments to connect to Server B over the network (they GC> are on the same switch) and check it for Spam. GC> Have I got the idea right as to how this would work? I have no direct experience with spamc/spamd, so can't answer definitively. A question for you though ... Why have the email server A call spamc on server B? Why couldn't you simply install another perfectly running copy of SA on server A, and let the users on that machine call spamc directly on that machine? Bob Menschel
