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I'm actually using both. What gets thru ORF is then caught by spambayes.
OFR
looks like a promising solution (we were testing it when we cam across
SpamBayes)
If
your motivation is to cutdown on bandwidth and unwanted SMTP connections, then
that is the way to go.
If
your motivation is users with clogged mailboxes, I strongly recommend this
(FREE) product. Works great!
Paul
Well, at least I got this one working again. I installed an Open
Filter Relay on our mail server. It's blocking 75% of our spam but
unfortunately some good stuff is being blocked also. Like this list and the
[EMAIL PROTECTED]. Thanks
for the pong.
Pong
John Tolmachoff MCSE
CSSA
Engineer/Consultant
eServices For You
www.eservicesforyou.com
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