jef moskot wrote: > > Any advice would be welcome, including "STFU and RTFM", as long as you can > point me to a decent manual. Thanks!
I've been using J-Chkmail for years and I love it because there is no Perl (I really like Perl but I hate CPAN - two or more trips to CPAN to get something working is one trip too many), it is very feature rich, it is easy to configure, and it works great. It provides URL blacklists, dns blacklists, sender behavior analysis, greylist management including a stand-alone greylist db server for clustered mail servers, regular expression scanning, an interface to ClamAV that is flawless, intense logging and an effective rrdtool graphing tool (a bit of perl shows up here). Every aspect of filtration is controllable to provide both white and black listing. It is installed as a milter and runs in Sendmail as well as Postfix. It can be communicated with via Unix sockets or tcp/ip sockets, and can be configured into a round-robin load balancing cluster to provide huge efficiencies and reliabilities (Google Balance Proxy). All of these features can be installed and be working in under 30 minutes. Visit Jose-Marcio Martin da Cruz's site at http://www.j-chkmail.org/wiki/doku.php to learn more. dp _______________________________________________ Help us build a comprehensive ClamAV guide: visit http://wiki.clamav.net http://www.clamav.net/support/ml
