FW: [H-GEN] SpamAssassin for secondaries?

[Tony Melia]

I implement it by adding this to /etc/procmailrc

:0fw
* < 256000
* !^X-Loop: spamchecked_haz
	| formail -A "X-Loop: spamchecked_haz" | spamc


I would like spamassassin to check all mail for any domains I host for, what
do I need to change?

Thanks in advance. 


____________________________________________ 

Tony Melia
Systems Engineer/Director
TM IT Consultancy Ltd Pty
tony.melia at tmitc.com.au
Phone: 0407 173352
www.tmitc.com.au 
 

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Hi Tony,

> I have spamassassin all working fine for my domain.   I handle secondary
MX
> for a few small clients in the event their ADSL goes down, I notice, 
> looking at maillog files, they seem to get a lot of spam, even through 
> my server when their own is down.  Does spamassassin handle all 
> domains that you relay for by default, or is this something I need to
specify?

It depends on how you've implemented spamassassin. i.e. when do you scan for
spam? At local delivery time using e.g. procmail or via a daemon that
processes the mail as it comes in e.g. amavis?

I personally use amavisd-new which scans mail for both spam and virii and
I've got it configured with postfix to scan emails as they pass through the
MTA - that way they are scanned in both directions (stops viruses getting
out) and it scans emails before sending them on to other MX's.

Regards,
Josh.

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