Hmmm, that sure sounds like it would work, I guess my ignorance of all of
this isn't helping much.
I'll have to give your idea a try. Thanks.
Pete
On Sun, August 28, 2005 17:49, Rob Funk wrote:
Pete Geenhuizen wrote:
Thanks for the info, unfortunately the object was to reduce the
amount
of processing required for each email.
It would seem that this would make the process more convoluted
and add
to the processing required.
Add to what processing? You're starting with spamassassin
processing
everything that fetchmail grabs. We're suggesting ways of reducing
that.
The simplest thing to try would be to take 127.0.0.1 off the
mynetworks
list, though that might break other things. In order to avoid
brekaing
those other things you can set up a separate smtp listener in
master.cf,
listening on a separate port, with localhost exceptions removed:
# add to master.cf
2525 inet n - - - - smtpd -o
mynetworks=
Then tell fetchmail to forward to localhost port 2525.
This way normal non-fetchmail stuff still works fine, but mail
pulled
by fetchmail still goes through filtering such as the rhsbl stuff I
mentioned
before.
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