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[Bob Evans]

I surrender.


I now know more about e-mail than I did in the last 30 years as an IT
roadie.........


Thanks all.




On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 12:06 PM, nkr1ptd <nkr1ptd at gmail.com> wrote:
> 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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