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> > yes i am going to do a mini howto when I have it all working, just
> > reporting progree till then. I am running postfix.
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> yes i am going to do a mini howto when I have it all working, just
> reporting progree till then. I am running postfix.
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> Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> To: "CLUG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 11:11 AM
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> > Well further to my report last week, I now have razor-check (vipul's
> > razor) in my mail system, and it has s
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> Well further to my report last week, I now have razor-check (vipul's
> razor) in my mail system, and it has shunted at least 11 spam's into a
> special folder since 22 May. I'm working o
Well further to my report last week, I now have razor-check (vipul's
razor) in my mail system, and it has shunted at least 11 spam's into a
special folder since 22 May. I'm working on getting spam assassin in
there too (only so many hours in the day).
Also of course a lot of messages get rejected
> Yep - thats one thing I'd love to do.
>
> But it is apparently "impossible" to save all the stored crap that all
> the user accounts have built up. The exchange server is a PIII 450 with
> 300something Mb ram and a 6 Gb IDE drive, so it would make a fine linux
> box too.
How many users do you
Yep - thats one thing I'd love to do.
But it is apparently "impossible" to save all the stored crap that all
the user accounts have built up. The exchange server is a PIII 450 with
300something Mb ram and a 6 Gb IDE drive, so it would make a fine linux
box too.
On Thu, 2002-05-23 at 23:09, Nick
now i'd have to say I don't know the answer to that. Porably by getting
rid of exchange server??
> *brain-throb*
>
> Okay - My system here is the firewall portforwards connections on port
> 25 to a linux box running exim. The linux box then sends the mail to
> the exchange server via smtp. Out
*brain-throb*
Okay - My system here is the firewall portforwards connections on port
25 to a linux box running exim. The linux box then sends the mail to
the exchange server via smtp. Outbound mail goes back the same way.
Since theres no local delivery - can I use spamassassin ?
(the reason f
> Can you give the list the skinny on how it interacts with the flow of
> mail?
>
> Does spamassassin sit before or after your MTA? or does it bolt on
> similar to a squid redirector? I'm specifically asking about SMTP
> received mail rather than pop/imap/fetchmail.
Both razor and spamassassin
I've been running it for a while, only had 1 or 2 false positives, a
number of spam's that have escaped detection (but not that many).
Last month spamassassin + razor trapped over 2,000 spams for me.
It is definately worth spending the time setting up.
:D
On Thu, 2002-05-23 at 11:56, Nick Rou
I've heard of it, but never used it.
Can you give the list the skinny on how it interacts with the flow of
mail?
Does spamassassin sit before or after your MTA? or does it bolt on
similar to a squid redirector? I'm specifically asking about SMTP
received mail rather than pop/imap/fetchmail.
O
o: CLUG
> Subject: stopping spam
>
>
> I just wanted to report that I am having a lot of fun and success
> implementing vipul's razor and spam assassin on my
> mailserver. I'll run
> some more tests tonight and have a full report for the list at some
> stage.
&g
I just wanted to report that I am having a lot of fun and success
implementing vipul's razor and spam assassin on my mailserver. I'll run
some more tests tonight and have a full report for the list at some
stage.
Would anyone be interested in a talk on this at a meeting??
Next step is virus dete
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