Jeff,
Declude will process them just fine. I run in this configuration for
customers that have backend exchange boxes where my gateways are
imail/declude.
The key thing in terms of Declude to remember is that you will need a folder
off the declude folder of the domain you are gatewaying for with a
$default$.junkmail file for the domain. This is all covered in the Declude
manual.
Also, don't forget to do all the necessary steps for imail to act as a
gateway.
If you run into any specific issues post to the list and we will help ya
out.
Darrell
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From: "Jeff Cochran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <Declude.JunkMail@declude.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 08, 2005 6:18 PM
Subject: [Declude.JunkMail] Declude on iMail acting as Gateway Server?
We're currently running Declude on iMail 8.2 and it's working great. But
we
have a direcive to combine our external and internal mail systems, and I'd
like to use iMail as a gateway for ou Exchange Server, mostly to keep
using
Declude. If I configure iMail as an SMTP gateway, will Declude still run
on
the incoming messages or will iMail pass them on before Declude gets
involved?
Thanks,
Jeff
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