spam blocker

[James]

David P James wrote:

>On Mon 19 April 2004 09:45, Albert Cervera Areny wrote:
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>>I tried spamassassin with kmail filters (the last filter) but It was
>>so extremely slow that I prefer deleting spam by hand. Even appling
>>filters to a single mail manually is very very slooww. Anybody knows
>>how I can solve that? Using the spamassassin daemon didn't help
>>either.
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>Maybe not what you're looking for, but don't use spamassassin. Use 
>bogofilter instead since it doesn't eat up system resources to run.
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>http://david.jamesnet.ca/kde/kmail_bogofilter.html
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>Cheers,
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Hello Everyone,

The coolest semantic that I have seen to deal with spam, does it merely 
block or filter, it tricks
the offending system into thing that the target mail_hosts will accept 
the spam mail. Actually
it does not, so the spammer (bogus email sender) has to purge 
unsent/unaccepted email, thus
creating a burden on their systems. Although it is implemented in 
OpenBSD, the is no reason
that the Linux/KDE community could not build these sort of defensed 
right into the gui management
that is used to manage a mail server or mail semanitc.

http://www.benzedrine.cx/relaydb.html

James


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