Well, so close and yet so far.

I've got about 90% of the way to having teergrube run in front
of postfix.  I set up postfix, got it working, then changed
master.cf to say 'fakesmtp' as the port (and added a new
port to /etc/services called fakesmtp) and reloaded postfix.
Then I started './antispam ./teergrube.config', and looked
with netstat to see that all the ports were listening that I
expected to be listening.

They were, and everything seemed to work, until I tried to 
send mail out from behind the firewall (including from on
the firewall machine itself - the one running postfix, 
antispam, etc).

What I got then was:

Nov  7 09:44:14 fw postfix/qmgr[17695]: warning: connect to transport smtp: Connection refused
Nov  7 09:44:41 fw teergrube[17884]: mclib: Got signal 15. Closing connections and exit.

Antispam says:

Nov  7 09:38:10 fw teergrube[17884]: [6] from 210.154.8.242:12317, 10 sec delay (match default), relaying denied (match (null)).
Nov  7 09:38:13 fw teergrube[17884]: [6] coprocess 17920 started. Bind descriptors 8->6->13 10->syslog
Nov  7 09:38:13 fw teergrube[17884]: [10] remote close. pid 17920

earlier on in the logs.

Has anyone tried this?  (teergrube and postfix)

Am I crazy (don't answer that!) for trying it this way?
Should I punt back to normal sendmail?

Anybody?

thanks!

rusty