I've had good experiences with SpamPal. It's free.
Thanks for the tip. Not only that, it'll fit on a floppy, and the
installation doesn't look too difficult. I'll pass it on.
now if I can find a floppy that actually works :)
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Sent: Monday, 31 March 2003 11:54 AM
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Subject: Re: [expert] OT: spam filtering in Windows
On Fri, 2003-03-28 at 22:30, dfox wrote:
Hi. I'm posting this on behalf of our worksite which has been
I've had good experiences with SpamPal. It's free.
Hi. I'm posting this on behalf of our worksite which has been inundated
...
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On Fri, 2003-03-28 at 22:30, dfox wrote:
Hi. I'm posting this on behalf of our worksite which has been inundated
with lots of spam. At home of course I can install Spam Assassin and get
rid of most of this stuff. But at work we are at the mercy of POP mail
and Outlook on Windows machines.
This is a multi-part message in MIME format...
use fetchmail to pop the mail from SBC, then deliver to a local postfix.
Use postfix's tools to bounce via RBL if that floats your boat, or just
I would figure that's the easier way to go -- at least for me, since I
have already configured
Hi. I'm posting this on behalf of our worksite which has been inundated
with lots of spam. At home of course I can install Spam Assassin and get
rid of most of this stuff. But at work we are at the mercy of POP mail
and Outlook on Windows machines.
Of course I am trying to suggest Linux but I
And we get our mail from a foreign server (sbc=pacbell)
Oh, man. I own this computer because my friend got sbc dsl and it installed
so much crap (dsl modem drivers, etc) that he never got anything to work.
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