I've been using amavisd-new,clamd and spamassassin with extra rule
sets and FuzzyOCR.  I've tweaked a couple of scores and have set the
thresholds pretty low.  I've been religiously training the bayes
filter via the use of  "spam buttons" in
Squirrelmail.  Its working pretty well.

Curtis



> On Jun 18, 2007, at 5:13 AM, Aleksander Kamenik
wrote:
> 
>>
>> Kasper Haagensen wrote:
>>
>>> Can any tell me of experience on spam filter
for dbmail running as
>>> lmtp on postfix?
>>
>> postfix --lmtp--> dspam --lmtp--> dbmail
>>   
                 |
>>                     |
>>      
            clamd
>>
>>
>> I guess dspam
is harder to setup and understand than sa, but it
>> does pay
off a bit later imho. It also has a fair bit of problems
>>
right now, I have two custom patches applied for this setup to
>> work. There is hope though, that the development of dspam will
soon
>> go on.
> 
> 
> I have used
dspam, bogofilter, spamassassin and have written my own
> as well
which I'm using at the moment.
> 
> bogofilter is
extremely fast and accurate but it's not well designed
> for mail
delivery other than procmail, maildrop.  You can do it, but
> it's
not ideal.
> 
> spamassassin works well but their Bayesian
engine doesn't seem that
> great -- prone to poisoning. 
Definitely slower than bogofilter and
> not any better at
performance.  There's a lot of maintenance to
> spamassassin
between different rules you have to upgrade and tune.
> 
>
dspam is very accurate.  It's slow.  And I've personally tracked
>
through the logs loss of many emails including some that cost me
>
$700.  That's real money and a real problem.  It took me about  a
> month to get everything related to dspam working.
> 
> I'd love to tell everyone mine is so uber wonderful the whole
world
> should be using it, but who am I kidding.  I'm one perl
writing
> dude.  I consider it the best of each of the former but
it's not
> "done".  Wish me luck!
>
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