SMTP AUTH and skipping MailScanner Spam checks.
Hugo van der Kooij
hvdkooij at vanderkooij.org
Mon Apr 16 06:41:46 IST 2007
On Mon, 16 Apr 2007, Jim Barber wrote:
> I've gone through the mailing list archives and I've seen this question
> posted a few times but not answered in a way that works for me.
> I have MailScanner running with an Exim set up.
> There is an incoming Exim queue which MailScanner then works from and places
> scanned messages into an outgoing Exim queue.
> I can't use Exim rules to skip MailScanner tests since Exim is unaware of
> MailScanner's involvement with email delivery.
Well now. I do not think exim is doing the blocking. So how can you make
authenticated clients distinguish themselves so they get their own header
added? If you cracked that bit of Exim configuration you can start acting
upon that header line in MailScanner and fix pretty much anything you
want.
Hugo.
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