Re: [exim] migrating exim/spamd/clamav server

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Author: Dimitrios Koutsos
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Subject: Re: [exim] migrating exim/spamd/clamav server
Marc,
thanks for your responces.
yes, I am using acl_check_content

I tried this router for the existing server
copy2smarthost:
driver = manualroute
transport = remote_smtp
route_list = * mx-west.cup.cam.ac.uk
host_find_failed = decline
unseen

and this for the new server :
hold_domains = *

However, I wanted to send to the new server spam as well as ham in order
to test the content scanning (each server runs its own spamd).
But my old server is not sending the spam to the new one since it rejects
them before deciding to deliver them anywhere ...

Now I am thinking to use something like that 
spamd_address = 192.168.2.10 783 : \
                  192.168.2.12 783


in order to have the new and old spamd checking the same mails
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Dimitri Koutsos
UNIX Systems Administrator
Cambridge University Press
01223 32 5666
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Marc Sherman wrote:
>
> On the new server, right at the top of the routers, to suppress delivery


> of all mail:
>
> suppress_all_delivery:
> driver = redirect
> data = :blackhole:
> verify = false


BTW, this solution assumes that you're doing content scanning using the
ACL conditions (the artist previously known as exiscan). If you're
using a transport/reinjection solution to content scan, it gets more
complicated to supress all delivery but still allow content scanning.

- Marc

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