Sounds like spambayes might be what you want. I'm using it for two pop3 email
accounts.
I put the files in a ".spambayes" folder and I start the service
from .bash_profile:
cd ~/.spambayes;pop3proxy.py&
cd
You can have each user do the same or have root do it. It uses bayesian
filtering, so you define what you consider to be spam.
On Saturday 11 October 2003 06:57 am, Rick [Kitty5] wrote:
> Am thinking the simplest solution would be some kind of transparent pop3
> proxy that picks up email from the online pop3 accounts, runs them by spam
> assassin and then feeds them to the email client on my network.
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