The Wandering Dru <dru at druswanderings.net> wrote: > The thing I really like about it is it cuts spam off at the SMTP > level rather than accepting, filtering, then > bouncing/marking/bit-bucketing/etc. Yes. The key is killing SPAM at the server, before queuing the the data. I have found that the amavisd style of doing things just doesn't work. Additionally, amavisd lets through too much spam. For some reason, the spamassassin configuration it uses doesn't work nearly as well as spampd. I forgot to mention that I also use a policy server to do greylisting. It's a lot of small parts tied together through SMTP Proxying and policy daemons. -- Chad Walstrom <chewie at wookimus.net> http://www.wookimus.net/ assert(expired(knowledge)); /* core dump */