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List:       horde
Subject:    Re: [horde] Kolab spamassassin
From:       Jan Schneider <jan () horde ! org>
Date:       2006-01-23 21:34:44
Message-ID: 20060123223444.e3i85f5ys8cs8w8c () neo ! wg ! de
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Zitat von Shawn <sgrover@open2space.com>:

> Hi all.
>
> This is my first post to the list, so I apologize if my question isn't quite
> on topic...
>
> I'm using Kolab for my email server, and currently just accessing it through
> IMAP (not full Kolab integration, yet).  I've set up Horde on a separate
> server, and it's working more or less fine.
>
> Now, when I had horde set up on the same server, I was able to   
> utilize Kolab's
> Spamassassin (via IMPs Message and Spam configuration page).  But this
> doesn't seem possible if Horde is set up on a separate server.  So, I'm
> looking for suggestions on how I can make this happen.
>
> A couple of thoughts were to bounce mail to a specific email address  
>  and treat
> everything at that address as spam.  But I don't really see a simple way to
> do this, though the page hints at it.  Or, maybe set up NFS and mount the
> Kolab partition on the web server, then use it that way?  This seems very
> overkill and possibly insecure to me though...

I guess you find more help on either the Kolab or the SpamAssassin  
mailing lists.

Jan.

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