Thank you Kevin and @lbutlr for the response. Checking out KAM ruleset now. We are not using Postfix for mail server, but I will check out how to achieve postscreen's functionality using JAMES(which we use).
We had setup both Pyzor and Razor previously and disabled them due to the high latency and timeouts(our load is quite high). Since the peering functionality never got released in Pyzor, we have shelved it and we're exploring commercial purchase of Razor. I haven't checked out much of DCC myself yet, I'll try that one out too. Thanks for your time, Rajkiran On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 8:38 PM, @lbutlr <krem...@kreme.com> wrote: > On 2018-02-21 (07:21 MST), Rajkiran Rajkumar <rajkiran2...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > > Hi Spamassassin community, > > My first message here, so kindly excuse any missing etiquette. I am > exploring custom rulesets and I have gone through the wiki article on it. > However, it doesn't contain any information about the up-to-date-ness of > the rulesets except a few. What does the community usually use? Any help is > greatly appreciated. > > KAM is still popular and supported. > > I think the recommendation is that the best results come from enabling > DCC, Pyzor, and Razor plugins. I haven't gotten around to setting up DCC > myself. > > If you are using postfix for your mail server, enabling postscreen > mitigates a *lot* of the most egregious spam. > > -- > 'There's Mr Dibbler.' 'What's he selling this time?' 'I don't think he's > trying to sell anything, Mr Poons.' 'It's that bad? Then we're probably > in lots of trouble.' --Reaper Man > >
