Well, I think I have fetchmail, postfix, procmail, spamassassing, and tmda working as I think they should.
Today SA had one false positive and a few hits. So, just for grins, I looked at tmda-pending. Tmda had blocked 10 spams! I've not tweeked my filters... at all. So I am stoked. I did have to manually whitelist one address; more later. BTW, I used a neat trick with fetchmail. I usually fetch my mail from about 6 other places, mostly clients and ISP's. I used to just have the recipient remapped to my regular address, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Not any more. Now I have fetcmail remap my mail from client-1 to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Then I have my incoming filter ask for comirmation for all such addresses... After I whitelist my client's email address, of course. This way, when my client gets spammed.... I've already significantly reduced my spam eventhough I still have a default of "deliver." The few hits that SA had were sent directly to my regular address. One observation. When I released one of the pending addresses, I kinda expected it to be whitelisted as though the sender had confirmed. This didn't happen. How is the easiest way to acccomplish this? -- Mike Diehl PGP Encrypted E-mail preferred. Public Key via: http://dominion.dyndns.org/~mdiehl/mdiehl.asc _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
