James Price wrote: > I would like to replace my current Exim + SA setup with Exim + DSPAM. > > Right now I have 2 MX servers running Exim 4.68 sitting in front my > hosting and corporate servers. Once mail clears through Exim and all of > its tests, which include a pass off to an external SpamAssassin box and > ClamAv box, its then host routed to the destination mail server. > > I would like to keep that same setup, but removing SA out of the picture > and replacing it with a DSPAM server (not running on the same servers as > Exim). I'm assuming I would want to feed DSPAM using LMTP and have > DSPAM daemonized and depending on whether the mail is spam or ham, it > will be passed back to Exim if its clean and quarantined if its SPAM. > > Does anyone know if this is possible and if so, is there a good how to > on this?
We have a similar setup here, but exim rejects viruses on DATA acl instead of accepting it and then bounce if infected. Don't have any HOWTO but try this: RX (exim) rcpt checks virus checks | | DSPAM (lmtp) | | TX (exim, smtp) if X-DSPAM-Result = Innocent, put msg in the inbox if X-DSPAM-Result = Spam, put msg in the spam box We have a router in the RX that bypasses DSPAM in the next queue run if DSPAM is down. Not sure how many users you have, but I'm finding it hard to scale DSPAM, since whole setup depends on one database. Cheers
