>> :D. spamassassin-milter = spamd. The milter is a running process that
>> loads in spamc and is multi-threaded. That should make it equal :)
>
> postfix -> milter -> spamd
> exim -> spamd
>
> Not exactly equal :)
Ah yes...spamc is a client for spamd...I need more sleep
>
>>> The main point is that Exim ACLs really rock. You can do everything there,
>>> ranging from SPF, Greylisting, spamassassin and av, mixing them to your
>>> delight. I can easily say that I don't want to check for spam or greylist
>>> authenticated users, unless they come from a give network and are
>>> sending e-mail to domain X. You can use some very interesting variables
>>> on the acls for control, something like:
>>>
>>> warn set acl_m2 = ${lookup mysql{GREYLIST_TEST}{$value}{0}}
>>>
>>> and then I can test for it:
>>>
>>> condition = ${if eq{$acl_m2}{0}{1}}
>> I like the if parts :). With postfix, I would have to chain stuff around
>> to get this kind of behaviour.
>
> Did I mention you can have several conditions for the same rule ? :)
:D
Tricky but doable on postfix too on depending on what you are looking for.