On 5 July George Slusher wrote: >It has a fairly simple spam filter that will either >internally mark suspicious emails or delete them >automatically. I've chosen to have POPmonitor mark the >emails, as there are some mistakes (e.g., commercial email >that I want). I then choose which to delete from the >server.
I'm stuck with OS 9 and therefore can't use SpamSieve (or PM 5). I find that POPmonitor's filters fairly easy to write (they allow regular expressions) and are surprisingly effective, catching 95+% of the spam that I get. I have also used Spamfire but abandoned it as it was not significantly better than POPmonitor, was very slow and crashed fairly often because it couldn't get on with several control panels that I find indispensable. -- Charles
