I just wanted to pass along this program called spam pal at http://www.spampal.org/. I've only been running it 3 days, but it's really good so far. It sits as a layer between your e-mail client (any) and your pop3 server (only works for pop3). It compares sending domains against many popular DNSBL Lists and tags the message header with **SPAM** if it matches. It also has custom whitelists and blacklists. It's great if you e-mail program doesn't have built in spam filtering since you can write rules to dump the **SPAM** header into spam folders.
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