A box is trained for a particular network need. For example a bank would need aver different ruleset/bayes than a 'normal' user.
it's easy enough to create an image, however, that image will only apply to the network is was trained for. You can't shortcut training. It's an integral part of SA. If you don't have the time or inclination go and sign up with message labs. That said, on testing my own SA conf against Message labs I consistently hit higher; maybe it's luck. Nigel On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 14:54:18 +0100, Matthias Haegele <mhaeg...@linuxrocks.dyndns.org> wrote: >Frank DeChellis schrieb: >> Is there an image file out there that has a unix server and spamassassin >> config on it, all in one sort of thing? >> >> I have configured spamassassin a few times (one running now) on various >> servers and it does the job ³better than OK² but I have the feeling it is a >> lot better then what I¹m getting out of it. >> >> I¹m talking like a preconfigured image that the end product is of the >> Barracuda spam server genre. > >First: I dont know of such a config out there, there may be several >howtos around which could help ... > >Such a "thing" is not only about Spamassassin its configuring your MTA, >iptables/Firewall, maybe using a policy service (for MTA), >and it strongly depends on your organisation, >so imho there is no "jack of all trades device" that solves all your >problems ... > >Sure one could spend alot of money for such a "wonder box" >if the knowledge of configuring it is not there but i dont know if it is >worth it ... > >> Thanks >> Frank > > > >-- >Gruesse/Greetings >MH > > >Dont send mail to: ubecatc...@linuxrocks.dyndns.org
