Spamattack!
Edward Rudd
eddie at omegaware.com
Wed Jan 29 16:31:54 EST 2003
this is what I'm using for my setup.
cyrus IMAPD
spamassassin 2.43
postfix MTA w/ sasl auth enabled..
and spampd...http://www.wolddesign.com/index.cfm/rd/mta/spampd.htm
using the advanced content filter in postfix, I have postfix forward
mail to spampd which then checks and tags all mail and then sends it
back to postfix over another port..
Then I have a rule in sieve which checks the X-Spam-Status header for
the value of Yes.
I do have the spam threshold set to 8 or 10 instead of the default 5..
and I need to reword the spampd to get user definable prefs in (mainly
whitelists)
I have RPMS for Redhat 7.3 available for spampd and spamassassin as
well.. (no HOW-TOs yet though)
Tarjei Huse wrote:
>Hi, I've kindof followed the discussions regarding spam on this list.
>
>Now, I'm wondering what is the current "best practices" when it comes to
>spamfighting w/many users. Sure, I could make a solution for my own part, but
>I want something that works for everyone on my server.
>
>So, is there a neat way to set up spamassasind so it tags the mails so people
>can choose what to do with them using sieve? Does anyone feel like giving some
>hints on what is possible and what they have done and their experiences?
>
>Tarjei
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