At 2:24 PM -0500 1/2/03, Drew Taylor wrote:
Yep--server-based filtering definitely wins if you can do it. (I've spamassassin and a slowly-growing IP ban-list, which works pretty well) I've heard rumors that there's a way to get Eudora to do spam filtering, but I think it'd be easier to set up a local mailserver as an intermediate and filter there instead.At 02:09 PM 1/2/03 -0500, Dan Sugalski wrote:I've not used Mail.app, but I do use Eudora. As mail clients go, it's pretty nice, and free (Which is a good thing) if you don't mind a small and unobtrusive ad window. (Or reduced functionality)I've been a Eudora user for many years now. I wondered if there was a good reason to switch to Mail.app. The junk filter seems nice, but I keep meaning to start doing filtering on the server anyway. And the ad window doesn't bother me since I think I've clicked on it a couple times in all my time of using Eudora. :-)
I should note that I've been a happy Eudora user since Eudora Lite 1.5, and that's a *long* time ago... :)
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