I've been scanning the web for details on configuring DSPAM, and I'm not quite sure what approach to use.
I am running a multiple-user system. I am using virtual/alias email addresses, so not all email gets delivered locally, although most of it does. I don't necessarily mind using procmail to pass emails to dspam, although it would be nice if I didn't have to. I typically create single-purpose email addresses for just about everything (such as the address I'm using for this email). So email coming to me could have any of about 50 To addresses on it. I'd like them all to share the same spam rules. I guess it is OK if they don't, but I don't want to have to monitor 50 quarantine mailboxes for false positives. I'd also like to use the quarantine feature and the web interface. I'm running a apache. I'm not using vhosts, but I guess if I absolutely had to I could configure them. I'm running mysql and postfix, and all of this is on gentoo. Most of the guides I've found online are lacking in one of these areas. The guide for using procmail seems to preclude using the web interface. The guides for domain-level configuration seem to preclude either local delivery or remote delivery and I need both. The guide in /usr/doc seems like it will treat every one of my aliases as a separate user, and that could get messy. Is there any way to easily accomplish what I'm trying to do? I realize the aliases must complicate things - unless dspam somehow talks to postfix or parses the virtual address and alias files it won't know who actually the ultimate recipient is (unless postfix sticks it in some headers before it gets to dspam). Any ideas?
