I actually briefly tried Maia some time ago when I was just running a
single Postfix server at home. Any recommendations on the best way to
handle anti-spam/content filtering for a provider hosting hundreds of
domains?
Between the three gateway servers running spamdyke, were looking at
upwards of half a million inbound messages per day, of which spamdyke
does a great job at blocking 80-90% and sometimes more. The tough part
is being able to provide different settings for different domains with
the current structure of our mail system.
Man, I got way off track on this thread...sorry guys!
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On 3/2/12 10:23 PM, Martin Waschbüsch wrote:
Casey,
Am 03.03.2012 um 02:32 schrieb Casey Price:
I'm basically just looking for an effective way to improve my spam filtering,
and allow different configs for different users/domains without having to
restructure my whole system. How are other large hosts or ISPs doing things?
Any ISP users out here that have an opinion about this?
Casey Price
If you're looking for a per-user spam filter, you might want to consider
something like this:
http://www.maiamailguard.com/maia/wiki
Although, I guess the best thing would be to separate the filter from the mail
server and have it act as a security / ant-spam / anti-malware gateway.
Martin
