Re: [MLUG] spambouncer (procmail) problem

[Mike Miller <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

On Mon, 3 Jul 2006, Nathan Odle wrote:

> I don't know anything about spambouncer, but I'm going to do the 
> typically-geeky thing here and Suggest Something Better (tm).  Let me 
> preface this by admitting that I don't know if it would be truly better 
> in your case or not, but it works well for me.
>
> I use spamassassin and amavisd with 3 virus scanners (McAfee ViruScan, 
> F-Secure, and ClamAV) on our mailserver and with this combination very 
> little in the way of spam gets through, plus I can honestly say that our 
> users haven't seen a virus e-mail in 2+ years.  SpamAssassin uses a 
> combination of Bayesian analysis, spam-technique-specific rulesets, and 
> online spam catalogs to do its work and the result seems to be something 
> that works pretty well.
>
> If you don't have access to your mailserver and have your procmail 
> recipe set up client-side I believe you can still make use of 
> SpamAssassin by hooking it up to procmail as well.


It's running on an old Solaris machine.  It might be hard to make 
everything work.  Thanks for the ideas though.  Once I move everything to 
Linux, I'll be looking into those programs.

Mike

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