Just to add to my previous post, has anyone tried using DSPAM in
client/server mode? I'm wondering if in my situation I could setup DSPAM
on my gateway servers alongside of spamdyke and then use the DSPAM
client from the QMT box that actually contains the mailboxes. I haven't
found a whole lot about client/server mode aside from the short blurb in
the readme file so I thought I'd check with everyone on here.
Also, it looks like there are DSPAM RPMs (looks like they are on track
with the latest version) on the EPEL repo or the extra packages portion
of rpmforge. Should I try using these RPMs and reconfiguring/repackaging
them or just install from source?
Thanks guys.
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On 3/3/12 8:05 PM, Casey Price wrote:
I know there has been some talk in the past about integrating Qmail
Toaster with DSPAM, and just wanted to follow up on this. A quick
Google search brought up several guides to using DSPAM with Qmail, and
it doesn't sound incredibly difficult.
I think this might be the answer for the spam filtering portion of
what I've been trying to figure out for my company.
Is anyone on the list using DSPAM with QMT? If so, do you have any
comments regarding how well it works/how difficult it was to setup?
Thanks,
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