Quoting Milan Obuch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Thursday 12 January 2006 16:01, Bowie Bailey wrote:
Georg Lutz wrote:
> You don't need amavis. There is a project named ClamCour
> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/clamcour/) which does the same thing
> as a global courier filter. It is in my opinion easier to install as
> amavis.
Definitely easier to install. Not quite as configurable, though.
(Configuration? We don't need no stinkin configuration!)
I assume that it simply rejects spam and accepts non-spam? Does it log
its activity anywhere? Any notification options?
ClamCour is virus filter - if ClamAV finds a virus in mail, it's get
rejected.
What would you like to configure? Its activity is logged together with
maillog.
BTW, I created a FreeBSD port for installation, which automates the whole
thing somehow.
Milan, I just checked ports. Has clamcour been committed yet?
Thanks,
ed
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