Re: [gentoo-user] filtering spam and MSTDs through POP

[Andrew Gaffney]

Instead of me going through all this, maybe I should pressure my friend to do this (or 
offer to do it for him) on his box. This way, everyone that has a shell account on his box 
(probably ~50 people) will be spam and MSTD free.

Jeffrey Smelser wrote:
Good question.. :)

http://freshmeat.net/search/?q=pop+maildir&section=projects

Not much going on, and not sure if any of those can even work for you.

Hopefully someone else has a better answer..


Jeffrey Smelser wrote:

Check this out.. 

http://dev.gentoo.org/~spider/local-mail-0.3.0/local-email.html



The mail account that I use for all my mailing lists is 
hosted on a friend's server. He 
doesn't want to take the time to setup a virus scanner or 
spamassassin on his box. Is 
there a way for me to run the mail I download from his via 
POP3 through f-prot, 
spamassassin, etc.? I'm currently using Mozilla Mail to 
download and would like to keep it 
that way. I was thinking about using fetchmail to download to 
a local account and then 
pointing Mozilla to a local POP3 server, but I still don't 
know how to run the downloaded 
mail through the filters. Can anyone help?
That looks just like what I need. Is there a POP3 server that 
will look at 
'$HOME/.maildir'? I prefer to use POP over IMAP.

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