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I am wondering if there is a way to stop spamd from processing a message if it was originated inside my network. I thought the "-i 192.168.0.0/24" flag to spamass-milter would take care of it but it appears from my /var/log/maillog that all messages are from "127.0.0.1" no matter where they are coming from.

Does anyone have any thoughts on how to only scan incoming messages for spam?

Good Question.. I would like to know that as well.

Thanks,

Hi. First, go into /etc/mail and copy sendmail.cf to something like sendmail.nosa.cf:


Next, edit sendmail.nosa.cf and remove all of the Spamassassin milter lines that were added from Tech Note. Now, go into /var/opt/scalix/sys and edit the file unix.mapper and change the line that starts with "transport-service =" to:



which tells Scalix to hand the message off to sendmail using the sendmail.nosa.cf file (the one with No Spamassassin info) rather than the sendmail.cf file.

Thanks,
Rachel

That's the ticket! Thanks for the assistance