I was using POPFile which is an extremely robust filtering system, but it does take a bit of technical knowledge to set it up. I found a great OS resource page at http://www.artz-net.de/popfile/ POPFile is free. And runs in the background as a system service via Perl.
I am actually back to Entourage for the moment (need everything in one place to sync to Palm) and am using SpamSieve which works via an AppleScript action which I imagine would be easy to modify for PowerMail. You can find the app at http://www.c-command.com/. It's $20. I have found so far that the filtering is not as strong (at least in the first couple of days) as POPFile but still very good. I am a licensed user of SpamFire as well and I was tired of double checking my mail, clearing certain people and scoring things. SpamSieve runs with less overhead, both system and mental. -- "I stopped for breakfast at the International House of Pan- cakes. As soon as you walk into the restaurant you catch the distinct, worldwide feel of the place. I was completely baffled by the complex menu. So I just had the flapjack du jour and the syrup steward helped me select a dry maple that was busy but not precocious." -Dennis Miller On 5/16/03 1:51 PM, "George Henne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've been using SpamFire for the past year, but it just doesn't seem to > be getting any better. Today was the last straw: it hung my system while > PowerMail was loading some messages. The PM database need to be rebuilt, > shutting me down for 4 hours. I get 2-4 hangs a day from SF, 1 of which > will take the system down. I'm running OS 9.2.2 on a QuickSilver G4. > > What are other PowerMail users using for spam filtering? > > (...and wouldn't it be nice if PM could do this?) >
