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I have an email server that uses fetchmail to get the messages from the ISP=
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It then drops the mail on the localhost for Postfix to pick up and deliver =
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the user boxes.  This all works.  Postfix is "listening" on the regular eth=
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port 24 for external email but it is behind a firewall and I don't want it =
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the net.  Hence, fetchmail to the localhost port 24.

I enabled SpamAssassin and it is supposed to place a "[SPAM]" tag on the=20
subject line and in the mail, but it doesn't.  I am thinking that the=20
spamassassin is configured to filter the mail from the eth0 connection, not=
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the localhost.

If my thinking is correct, how do I filter localhost also or instead of eth=
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traffic?

If my thinking is wrong, what am I doing wrong?

BTW, spamd is in the process listing so I know it is running.  I have not=20
proven the "eth0 will filter" theory but I assume it will.

Alan
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