I am the one who posted about writing a spam filter for a mail server a few days ago. I just found out this morning what mailserver they're using, and it's Lotus (whatever the newest version is minus 1, I was told). I already wrote the random text image for verification. Can someone point me in the direction on how to make the script be included in email receiving so I know whether or not to give the recipient the email?

I'm writing a spam filter where anyone on @mydomain.com's email will be filtered through this script and if the sender isn't verefied by my script to ensure the account is real, the message isn't received and I send a random ID link to the sender saying they need to prove their account works and it's their's. Where do I begin writing a script for the mail server so I can filter all incoming mails?

Thanks

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