begin Peter Ross quotation: > Why don't you look into http://www.spambouncer.org/ Why? Spamassassin, in my experience, is vastly more accurate and effective than SpamBouncer. I used SpamBouncer for several months up until March 2002. I could never get it to block even almost all spam without also having a lot of false positives, even after extensive tweaking of variables and even some customization of SpamBouncer's procmail recipes. (Some of SpamBouncer's tests are utterly mad -- block all mail from Telstra? That's most of Australia!) I switched to Spamassassin plus Razor and found that even without customizing my configuration at all, it did a much, much better job. It's quite rare now for me to see spam other than in the "junk" folder to which I redirect such things, and false-positives are even more rare. Craig
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