Hello Michael, I downloaded SpamPal two days ago because of people on this list. It was very easy to setup and works awesome and invisible. I put all my spam in a spam trap folder, as suggested on the author's website. Once a day, I go into the spam trap folder and add users to my whitelist that got caught by accident. I believe that in a couple of weeks, everyone I want mail from will be on my white list. Others, I just delete for now. When SpamPal is fully setup, I'll start forwarding things to spamcop.
Michael Friday, February 21, 2003, 1:46:46 PM, you wrote: MG> Hi Thomas and list, MG> On Friday, February 21, 2003 at 02:36:06 GMT +0700 (which was 20:36 MG> where I live) Thomas Fernandez wrote (at least in parts) and made MG> these valuable points on the subject of "Plug-in/Feature Request to MG> allow one to define a plugin to do something on a message or group of MG> messages": >> I haven't used spampal, but I see that it is not that easy to >> configure, judging from the recent flushing of TBUDL by one Frank >> Nijkamp. ;-) MG> You can't hold spampal responsible for a wrong configuration. MG> Apart from a terribly wrong configuration, I think it's quite stupid MG> to send a reply to a spammer. MG> I configured Spampal with a white list from my adressbook the first MG> thing after installing (being carefull to have _all_ my mailing-lists in MG> the whitelist), selecting some (!) DNSBL-Lists and after a weeks MG> success with the bayesian-plugin. MG> SpamPal works charmingly now for me. I empty my spamfolder once a ay MG> to Spamcop <eg>. -- Best regards, Michael mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Replied on 2/21/2003 at 2:43 PM using The Bat Ver 1.63 Beta/7 Attachments = <none> ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
