On Tue, 2004-07-13 at 14:00, Kirk Strauser wrote: > On Tuesday 2004-07-13 11:49 am, Greg Folkert wrote: > > > I like your attitude Kirk. I have used many of your snippets/pages to > > make things more workable in the WWOIT (Wonderful World Of Information > > Technology) > > Thanks, Greg! I appreciate the feedback. No probs, you deserve it. > > I can say this, those .cf directives are portable to Exim(v4.x) as well. > > No kidding? I don't know much about Exim but that surprises me. Well, pretty close... similar conventions and naming schemes. I'd rather C'N'P and edit rather than re-type. Mainly because it is close enough. > > I too have seen a severe drop in my Spam. I am even using RulesDuJour > > I've started using RulesDuJour, too. However, I really mean what I say in > the comments: by the time email gets to the ClamAV/SpamAssassin phase, the > vast majority (read: nearly all) of spam and viruses have already been > filtered. SpamAssassin has been tagging an average of zero to two spams > *per day*, and I've not received more than one false negative in a given > day. I differ from you in this work, just because I like to see the logging entries. I did it for Work and myself (testing everything on myself first of course) I use ClamAV and SpamAssassin in the same loop on ACL... yes it slows the acceptance/rejection down a bit, but that ain't all bad. I do use the RBLs for weighting in SA. As well as RulesDuJour. I reject malware completely and SPAM from well meaning but harm causing ANTI-VIRUS responders. I also am working on rules in Maildrop to move C-R to the "WhenHellFreezes" Folder, mainly trying to capture the headers and phrases I have been seeing. Rather than Delete them, I just let them build-up. Then expire them, since I don't subscribe to that IMAP folder... oh-well. > For all intents and purposes, I no longer receive spam. I am so completely > thrilled with these filters' performance that I wanted to share the good > news. :) -- greg, greg@gregfolkert.net The technology that is Stronger, better, faster: Linux
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