> I disagree. It is most definitely Declude-related as one of > Declude JMs functions is to block phishing attempts. Having > the phishing spam announced here, as would be appropriate for > configuration of a spam-blocking product, allows it to be > added to my config files faster, therefore protecting our > customers faster.
I strongly agree with Darin! What do you want to see on this list? "Declude 2.0 is out" "RE: Declude 2.0 is out - Where to download...? How to upgrade...?" Ok it's not a problem for me but please remember that there are declude admins on this list using it for several years now and working weekly on it's optimal configuration. There was many interesting tecniques pointed out by different list-members and I really really appreciate if such informations are published so that we can benefit from it. Beside the fact that most installation FAQ's are already answered in the manual, informations like Kami's phishing announcements would help us to immediatly block messages having a certain characteristic. It shouldn't be so difficult to skip such messages. As said we do this on newbe questions too and try to help. I'm sure that many people will also able to benefit from more enhanced topics and learn step by step how to use the Declude Swiss-Army-Knife in the best manner. If someone don't want to manualy update certain filter lists Kami is doing a great job maintaining a large list of filter files and making them also public available. You can got to ftp://ftp.[put-in-kamis-domain-here]/IMail/ and select from many different lists. Most files are updated daily. There are also available shortened versions containing only the records from the last x days. This filter files should help to reduce cpu-usage by having all actual spam-phrases. (I've measured this and found out that cpu-usage is reduced down by over 50% but the effectivenes is reduced only by around 10%) The only thing you have to do ist downloading them regulary from this source (I recommend wget.exe from unixtools) and configure them as a filter in your declude configuration. If you wouldn't play around with your configuration I consider a MessageSniffer subscription (if not already done) Markus --- [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.
