Scott Henderson wrote:

> spamassassin filtering. Now I can-- send an smtp email to my
> test postfix box, and it will take it on port 25, pass it to
> spamassassin (via spampd) on port 10025, then spampd will run it
> thru the filters, addding *****SPAM***** to the beginning of any
> email that passes (fails?) the spam tests, and return it to
> postfix on port 10026, and postfix will deliver to the internal
> Exchange server. _ALMOST_ what I want. Now I just need to know
> how to tell postfix to deliver any emails received on port 10026
> that start with subject lines of "*****SPAM*****" to a
> predetermined, specified email address. How to do that?

Isn't this something you could/should do in spamassassin? You
may need to modify it a bit but it seems to me that when the
decision is made to modify the "Subject:" header, you may as
well modify the recipient...

On the spamassassin topic, have you tested it with large emails,
say 5 MB or so? If so: what was the result? If not: please try
and let me know.

HTH
Alex
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