> -----Message d'origine-----
> De : Jeff Buehler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Envoyé : mercredi 22 juin 2005 18:30
> À : [email protected]
> Objet : [xmail] Re: Help Xscanner
>
>
> If you have a SPAM problem, I would advise the following
> configuration:
>
> 1. Dump windows. Ubiquitous != good. Install Linux or FreeeBSD.
> this may seem a bit elaborate, but in my opinion Windows is
> really not ideal
> (unstable, not too scaleable, not free) for running a mail
> server. I found
My xmail 'windows' server runs good from xmail 0.96 to xmail 1.21 now and
never restarted nor bugged ;-)
(except for standard maintenance)
I have too some FreeBSD running well too ...
Badly configured Linux/FreeBSD/... equal badly configured windows too ....
Don't be soo partial ;-) Well configured Windows equals well configured
linux or others
It's not really on these arguments that free software will win ...
So don't start a war again please ...
> Spam Assassin works well for anti-spam purposes, but it's a
> little bit CPU
> intensive relative to ASSP in my experience. I'm sorry but I
> can't help you
> with the doList filter, although at first look doList seems
> to be a pretty
> weak anti-spam solution - it's just a filter without Bayesian
> analysis or
> anything.
>
> Jeff
>
My one experience on spam battle :
Run Xmail (one your os of choice, just configure the os correctly ...)
Add it Davide's excellent GLST filter
Add it a good virus scanner (av-filter from Dario, henry.it, with fprot or
nai)
At this time, you eliminate 99% spams without big
cpu/software/harware/config...
This is approximatively the result I found after 2 months with this
configuration
(we are hosters, with a good number of mails coming in every day)
Francis
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