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>[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] la part de Bart Mortelmans
>Envoy=E9 : mercredi 30 avril 2008 11:14
>=C0 : [email protected]
>Objet : [xmail] Re: Problem receiving mails from specific domain
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>>
>> PS : Notice that the order in your post-data filters chain should be
>> anti-virus filter then anti-spam filter as pure av scan engines are =
=3D
>> generaly
>> faster than a 'complex' anti-spam scan engine (so viruses=20
>will be as =3D
>> soon as
>> possible rejected without taking to much time)
>>  =20
>
>I'm not sure if that is indeed the best order to put them in. Because=20
>the spamfilter is very likely to remove much more mails then your=20
>anti-virus, it can be better to first filter out spam, and only have=20
>the, reasonably small amount that is left, go through the =
virus-filter.
>Let's say that the spamfilter is 10 times as slow as the virusfilter,=20
>but removes more then 10 times the amount of mails, then I think it's=20
>safe to say that you should first run the spamfilter.
>
>-Bart
>

IMOO as spam filter is (generaly) the more time (and ressources) =
consummer
filter, any way to reduce the number of spam filter hits is allways the
welcome.

That the best ?
10000 mails going to the 'big' spam filter then some going to the 'low' =
av
filter ?
or
10000 minus (some others 'lowest' filters like av, email syntax =
checkers,
....) hiting the 'big machine' ?

But it's a personnal point of view :)

Francis
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