Sendmail forwarding for entire domain...

Hi. After banging my head against the wall trying to get my mailtransport spam filter up and running, a friend of mine offered me the services of his Barracuda spam filter.
Here's what needs to happen. First, all incoming messages to our mail server need to be forwarded to barracuda.buddysdomain.com. Second, my mail server needs a filter that it will only accept incoming mail from barracuda.buddysdomain.com, as the returning mail will now be filtered.
I'm essentially a sendmail idiot, so please be kind. Thanks in advance.
Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Here's what needs to happen. First, all incoming
messages to our mail server need to be forwarded to
barracuda.buddysdomain.com. Second, my mail server
needs a filter that it will only accept incoming mail
from barracuda.buddysdomain.com, as the returning
mail will now be filtered.
I'm not familiar with the barracuda or 'local' hardware boxes - but if it is similar to 3rd party scanners then your domain's MX record would point to the barracuda - therefore all incoming mail goes there first. The barracuda needs to be configured to then relay the filtered mail to your IP address where your server accepts it as normal. No "filtering" of incoming mail is required since your own server no longer appears in any MX record so will not be contacted by any other sending server except the barracuda.
As I said, I don't know exactly how the barracuda works so may be wrong.
-david
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