On Tuesday, October 26, 2004, 8:25:58 PM, Mailing wrote: ML> No question that the built in spam and av protection for smartertools is ML> no-where close to Declude.
ML> Their antispam is made of blacklists (you can add your own as well) and ML> bayesian which I really like, but that's it. The end user interfacefor spam ML> managemanet is really neat though. ML> I am still trying to understand their AV but multiple scanners are not ML> supported. ML> If only Declude would support SmarterTools (Declude r u listening)? ML> Mailenable AV actually isnt that bad, probably better than Smaretrtools but ML> not as good as declude. Their antispam is just too basic. I'll bet that Declude will be supporting a lot of platforms in the future. They're smart guys, and there are a lot of systems out there that can use what Declude has. I know that we will continue to push for better integration in all of the platforms we support. Wherever we can, we will drag them along with us ;-) MailEnable is another interesting target I was looking at today. It's so open (apparently) that it should be possible to do extremely sophisticated things with it. I've got stuff on my short list that will keep me away from it, but I'll bet that's one of the next platform interfaces we will build. (Any other suggestions let me know - our goal is to have a very wide audience!) Then there are all of the open source packages out there... Nothing says these can't be repackaged into a tightly integrated, easily installed distribution with a few proprietary plug-ins thrown in for good measure... that's a big undertaking though, so it will come later (when, not if: somebody has to do it - maybe Postfix + Courier + ClamAV + ... for example. Sniffer already runs on postfix (even better soon). It shouldn't be hard for Declude to get there.). Gateway software, appliances, MTA integration (Postfix, QMail, MS SMTP, etc...), Email platforms - SmartMail, MailEnable, ... Lots of opportunities, lots of smart folks in the community and inside Declude, nothing to worry about. Perhaps this IMail thing was just the knock needed to shove things into high gear. Imagine having your choice of virtually any email platform to run with Declude (and Sniffer of course <G>) ... I'll bet it happens before long. Well... back to work with me... My $0.02 _M --- [This E-mail was scanned for viruses by Declude Virus (http://www.declude.com)] --- This E-mail came from the Declude.JunkMail mailing list. To unsubscribe, just send an E-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], and type "unsubscribe Declude.JunkMail". The archives can be found at http://www.mail-archive.com.
