Hello,
On Mon, Jul 31, 2006 at 10:07:22PM -0700, brian wrote:
> another important consideration as far as i know,
> it could be worse than spam. mail has always been
> the way 'nix systems get broken into. especially if
You mean windows? Which Unix/Linux mail client is so stupid to enable
break ins?
Don't get me wrong: Problems with services, root kits, bugs in web
applications yes, but especially mail is a typical Windows attack
vector, not Linux (unless you seriously misconfigure your e-mail
client on Linux).
For spam filtering I recommend spamassasin btw. Combined with procmail
you get nice sorting even.
> p.s. browsing the threads over there also gives
> you a little perspective on how these dialogues here
> really look. and how bad it is when multiple topics
> combined in a single thread, or/ and a new topic
> started in a single thread.
Yes, thread hijack is not nice, indeed, even in a thread-aware MUA.
Greetings
Helge
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