Aside from the spamd daemon (which a spamc client can talk to) SA doesn't really have any specific "ports" associated with it. The Local Delivery Agent or the Mail Delivery Agent is responsible for having the interface mechanisms to SpamAssassin.
But in your case, a box running Procmail, FetchMail, in conjunction with a local POP3/IMAP Daemon could do the trick. I think that www.nospamtoday.com has a commercial variant that will do what you ask. I don't know of any transparent hardware firewalls (like Foritnet) that will forward 110 traffic to a SpamAssassin spamd daemon for scanning. A pity. Regards, Jared Hall General Telecom, LLC. On Monday 20 August 2007 10:55, Patman wrote: > Hello, > > New to the forum. > > > Question, what I would like to do, is filter incoming traffic on port 110, > with a spamassassin server. Our organization is provided email by an > outside provider, as a service for doing our web page. What I would like > to know is if SpamAssassin can be configured to go between my Cisco Pix box > and say the network to filter port 110 for spam? Or does SpamAassassin > have to be the IP that port 110 is routed to? I have used SpamAssassin on > a in house email server but never as I am attempting. Can it be done and > how? > > Thanks
