I have two boxes running spamassassin. One Linux, one windows 2000. The first setup I had was the windows 2000 box. I used the tutorial from: http://www.exit0.us/index.php/SA%20using%20CYGWIN (watch for line wraps). The only downside to using windows is you loose all the add-ons (razor, DCC, etc...) but the core of Spamassassin works, also with this setup, SpamD/C work. In my experience SpamD/C works better than Spamassassin (the standalone part) due to reading the configs and rules at each run. There is a windows exe that acts like SpamC (on the source forge site) search for "WinSpamC". Not being too sure the way you want to set it up, I don't use exchange so YMMV. HTH
Thanks, James -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 9:05 AM To: Paul Hutchings Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: SpamAssassin for Windows > FWIW I was in the same boat a while back.. I know it's real easy to say > but > it's not _that_ difficult to setup an old machine to run one of the Linux > variants and then get something like postfix running, and then bolt > spamassassin onto it, granted it's another box but it works really well. That's my whole emphasis right now. I have an old machine with FC1/Spamassassin/Procmail doing spam filtering for a small number of Windows users, mostly remote. Works great, except that I am having trouble getting Bayes going. ;-)
