I have the most success with creating a separate inbox. I set up a mail rule
that checks to see if my address is in the "To:" or "CC:" and put all the mail
there. I am on a few distributions and also include these. What is not
processed is usually spam. I usually check my regular inbox pretty quickly and
delete most of the messages, and my new inbox contains mostly stuff for me.
Granted this works well, it is not perfect, but from the client side, it is the
best option I have seen.
Frank
Henrik Schmiediche wrote:
> Hello,
> I would like to know users experience filtering spam. I am aware that I can
> use procmail to do this at the user level and I think on the server level as
> well (have not checked into this yet). A few questions...
>
> 1) What are peoples experience on trying to filter spam on the server
> level? Has it caused headaches... from a usability/user feedback & techincal
> point of view?
>
> 2) What tools to you recommend. If procmail, what scripts to you use?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> - henrik
>
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