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I for one use gmail to accomplish this and encrypt anything private.
You can also look at zimbra as the free version allows you to do this
and it uses much more than just spamassassin.  Which often times is
not enough by itself.



On 1/19/09, Michael McCandless <michael at prismbiz.com> wrote:
> Greetings.  Our home network environment uses Postfix with the a site-wide
> mailbox command to deliver using usr/bin/procmail. There is a site-wide
> procmail recipe at etc/procmailrc which pipes the email to spamassassin,
> checks for spamminess and then delivers. This works.
>
> I have given my college kids a prismbiz.com email alias. This way they
> only tell their friends one email address, and I switch where it goes to,
> e.g. kidsname at college.edu.  This also works.
>
> What is not working is combining the two.  The mail redirected to
> kidsname at college.edu does not go through procmail and spamassassin.  What
> I'm trying to achieve is:
>
> - email sent to kidsname at prismbiz.com
> - go through procmail/spamassassin
> - forward to kidsname at college.edu
>
> Thoughts?
>
>
>
>
>
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> Michael McCandless
> michael at prismbiz.com
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