Hi,
Is it possible that i can run spam assassin on server x and force server y and z to check spam mail through that?
Rajat
Is it possible that i can run spam assassin on server x and force server y and z to check spam mail through that?
Rajat
Mine is not even remotely close to what you are doing. Mine is sort of works with existing setup, with only change to the Spamassassin Configuration page and the backend part by modifying the spamc part and having it sent all traffic for spamassassin over to 2 spamassassin server for processing including ClamAV and send it back to server where it orignated.bornonline said:I think I'm may be doing what you are trying to do.
I'm doing this with exim smart router. I have one cpanel box running Mailscanner +SpamAssassin and relay mail from my other cpanel box through it. I'm still testing, but it seems to be working fine.
I create the account on box1 then "edit MX entry" in WHM change that to the IP of box2.
Then I'm adding that domain to /etc/staticroutes and /etc/secondarymx on box2.
Then I change the mailscanner config on box2 to scan everything by default and not what is only in /etc/localdomains. Then it sends that mail back to box1 via the exim smart router on box2.
This may not be the best way to do this, but it seems to be working fine so far.
I'm still messing with it, but I'll post up if I run across anything.
Take a look at this post.
http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=18201&highlight=smart+router
Hello,jester.ro said:i'm using this on non-cpanel servers, but it might work for cpanel too.
A working spamassasin instalation should be active on host.name.com, and allow connections to spamd on port 783 from the ip of the cpanel server.
For this you need to modify the config file for spamd so that it starts with a parameter like
-A ip.of.cpanel.server