On Saturday 11 October 2003 06:34 pm, Rick [Kitty5] wrote: > Jerry McBride wrote: > > My personal desktop is KDE running KMAIL. Rather than run yet another > > proxy on the server... I decided to do the filtering locally. > > BOGOFILTER is a perfect match for Kmail... something like "bacon and > > eggs"... > > My problem is I need a system to filter all the incoming mail, that adds up > to quite a few pop3 accounts in total with mail clients / desktop OS's > varying to personal taste. so a central 'server/proxy' solution that can > deal with everything would be a better solution. > >
Hmmm... I hate to sound like a broken record... but... bogofilter can still be used in your situation. Run bogofilter from a simple bash script after your mail server drags down the new messages. Have it (your script) examine for spam and toss them all to a spam folder/directory... -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
