[clug] Sendmail, spamassassin and cyrus
Stephen Hodgman
steve at namsys.com.au
Sun Aug 17 14:02:02 EST 2003
G'day,
I was wondering if anyone could perhaps offer me advice on how to integrate
spamassassin into our email server?
We currently use sendmail as the mta. This is on a debian woody system. I have
installed cyrus as a mailer so we are able to use imap mail boxes. The delivery to
cyrus as the internal mailer is done with a mailertable entry like:
mail.domain.com.au cyrus:mail.domain.com.au
This works well. We would now like to install spamassassin to provide mail herders to
be used for filtering. My problem is that I currently don't use procmail and
spamassassin seems to rely on using it. My current idea is to enable procmail using:
MAILER(procmail)dnl
so sendmail knows about it as a local mailer and setup procmailrc rules to call
spamassassin. I would create a dummy host with MX pointing to myself use
mailertable entries like this to get mail finally delivered to cyrus:
mail.domain.com.au ` procmail:dummy.domain.com.au
dummy.domain.com.au cyrus:mail.domain.com.au
Can anyone please let me know if this is the correct approach? Or if not then what
the correct one would be?
Thanks for your time,
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Stephen Hodgman steve at namsys.com.au
Namadgi Systems Ph. +61 2 6285 3460
Canberra Fax +61 2 6285 3459
Australia
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