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[lists] [NMLUG] Spam filtering
I still like popfile (popfile.sf.net) for my spam filtering, it can
support multiple users and has a nice web interface for tuning your
filtering. I use thunderbird (www.mozilla.org) for my email client. It
has nice filter support for automagically re-routing incoming mail to
separate folders. I even have my parents setup like this and if they
can use it, well... hehehe
--
Kelly
Tim Emerick wrote:
> I've been a long time subscriber to Yahoo mail. My favorite thing to see is
> the 30 or so emails in my inbox and the 1000's of spam items that yahoo
> filtered for me.
>
> I've got my email server running on my home PC but never really used it
> because I like yahoo so much. Now, I'm thinking of making the switch. I
> would appreciate any tips/hints/thoughts on what to setup. Let me know if
> you have a link to a FAQ or HOWTO to setup a complete mail server solution.
>
> - Mail Server - Exim comes with Debian and seems to do the trick.
> - Webmail - Squirrelmail looks like the way to go.
> - Antivirus - ClamAV?
> - Spam Filter - I've heard that SpamAssasin is the best out there. Any good
> startup filters?
> - Mail Filter - Something to automagically sort incoming email on
> subject/from/body text.
>
> Thanks!
>
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