Jason,
> Policy Banks, being "new" to amavisd are
definitely new to me. The
> "originating" style policy bank is very
appealing to me, and I would
> like to implement this. I realize there are a few
methods to
> accommodate this. I think I would prefer to do it
with XFORWARD from
> postfix.
>
> The example demonstrated in the amavisd documentation
references a
> postfix that listens on two separate IP addresses. Is
this required? I
> would prefer to do this with one, but I am a little
blocked on how that
> would be accomplished.
Switching policy banks based on client IP address as
obtained
through XFORWARD is on a to-do, but not available yet.
For now you have two choices: if switching based on
client IP neing withing  mynetworks or not
suffices,
use MYNETS p.b.
Otherwise you need to let amavisd listen on multiple TCP
ports
and switch p.b. based on a port number, then let MTA
take decisions based on any criteria you want, and select
a policy filter on the right port.
Mark
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>For now you have two choices: if switching based on
>client IP neing withing