On Thu, 2002-08-29 at 16:49, kjarri wrote: > There is nothing that says you have to use it on the server side. You > can just as well run it on the client as I did under linux using > KMail. KMail offered me a filter action called "pipe through external > program" which I used to pipe the mail through spamassassin. I am not > aware of similar functionality in The Bat!
Last time I checked... SpamAssassin was a unix product, although DeerSoft were supposed to be adding the same engine into their MDaemon mail server. With this in mind... no... TB! cannot pipe mail to SpamAssassin. Although I guess if you were running TB! on linux, you could use a filter to export the mail to text, then run the SpamAssassin filter on the exported mail, then reimport (deleting the original), and running the filter on the headers if altered (ie the scoring system). > Anyhow, I'd be glad if anyone has suggestions for other spamfilters or > tips on how I can get spamassassin to work with The Bat! Here is the method I use, its a reverse spam filter in a way. Create a series of filters to move the mail you do want to keep... as such: High traffic Lists/Contacts (at the top) Medium traffic lists/contacts Low traffic lists/contacts And what is left to drop out the bottom should normally be spam, or somebody that isn't in your address book. -- Jonathan Angliss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) ________________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBTECH" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
