Yes, you can setup a Linux box to receive incoming mail (running
SpamAssassin) and then forward it to the Exchange server. Here's a howto
I followed a couple years ago to do exactly what you want:
http://www.geocities.com/scottlhenderson/spamfilter.html
You can email the author as well for additional assistance. Or, I'm sure
several people on this list (including myself) would be happy to assist
you.
Thanks,
~Matt
On Mon, 5 Apr 2004, plug wrote:
> I work for one of the valley's high school districts, and we are
> interested in filtering spam. We currently are using Exchange 2003. We
> are looking at putting a box between the Exchange machine and the
> Internet to filter incoming, and possibly outgoing, messages. We are
> looking at Spamassassin, amongst several commercial products. We
> haven't made any decisions, yet. We are currently on a tight budget, so
> this would be a chance for FOSS to shine. Although, if anyone has had a
> particularly good experience with a commercial product, I would be
> interested in hearing about that, too.
>
> We are hoping the application with run on either Windows or Linux
> (SuSE). We have over 30,000 e-mail users, although most of the students
> don't generate much e-mail. It is a fairly sizeable installation, and
> performance is of concern.
>
> Thank you, in advance, for your input!
> -Erik Bixby
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