Currently I'm not aware of the Spambayes status. I do not use external
email providers but I'm hosting the complete mail infrastructure myself.
Over many years it worked nearly perfect for me. The main setup was
Debian+Exim4+Procmail+Spamassassin+some own scripts+Spambayes. Together
Spamassassin and Spambayes were nearly 100 percent effective.
This was broken when Spambayes fell out after Python 2 was removed by
Debian and I did not want to let Python 2 on the system alone for Spambayes.
So currently I'm running Spamassassin alone but this by far not so good
as the previous setup.
My question is: How far is Spambayes for Python 3? Some people reported
a running port to Python 3 but it is not clear to me what exactly from
Spambayes is running and how well it is doing.
Could there give somebody a overview about Spambayes on Python 3?
Thanks and best regards
Marko
Am 15.11.2023 um 18:16 schrieb Skip Montanaro:
I've never done anything with Windows. Based on questions asked in the
SpamBayes-related mailing lists, it seems most usage these days does
come from Outlook users, who by-in-large aren't developers.
Aside: Given that other email providers have implemented satisfactory
spam filters (Gmail, Thunderbird, even Yahoo!), it's always struck me
as odd that Microsoft hasn't seen fit to provide something for Outlook
users.
Skip
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