[AMaViS-user] OT - using Exchange with Amavisd output

Hi guys:

Please excuse the OT question, but I figured surely someone here is doing
what I need to do and has licked this problem already.

I have Amavisd running via Postfix, beautifully I must say. It's my new
best friend. With it and all the stuff I have plugged into it, the scurge
of my life (spam) is now almost gone. Thanks.

But I do have a problem. I have one company who I'm a gateway for,
filtering their mail. I tag all of their spam and I currently quarantine it
in a seperate local mailbox which they retrieve via SPOP. Their ham goes to
them via SMTP. I want to send their spam, properly tagged in the headers,
subjects unmodified, to them via SMTP as well.

The problem is I can't see a way for their Exchange box to filter out the
X-Spam header-tagged messages. I found one solution that made the filtering
happen for each user (each user got a spam folder and got their respective
spam's), but this company needs to be able to filter the tagged main into
one account on the exchange box, regardless of who it was to, not sending it
to the user/original-recipient by default. Then teh admin reviews that
folder, and if they see a false positive they can forward it to the
appropriate user.

I'd have thought this was a common setup, but I can't find anyway to do it
and not much about it anywhere. Anyone know how to do it, or someplace I
can find out? I asked on a exchange newsgroup but got no where.

Thanks,
SCott





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