you bet! It was worth the tech effort... took me a bit of struggle, but totally works great!
-- UNIVERSAL MIND "You can get much farther with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone." -Al Capone on Wed, 12 Mar 2003 01:08:21 +0100 / Max Gossell said: >At 11 mars 2003, 18.41 CET, Jonathan Greene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>For what it is worth you might want to check out POPFile for Spam >>filtering as well as filtering in general. It is essentially a mail >>proxy that categorizes mail on receipt. You then filter based on these >>classifications or buckets in the parlance of POPFile. There is a very >>strong Bayesian filter which captures most of spam and really really has >>made a difference. It is free and can be run on system start-up or from >>the terminal directly. I highly recommend it. >> >>Entourage is not capable of handling the header modification, btw... only >>subject line changes which are not quite as stealthy... >> >><http://sourceforge.net/projects/popfile/> main project page >><http://www.artz-net.de/popfile/> directions from setting up on OS X >> >>JG > >Thanks for the tip. > >But the sourceforge.net was down for maintenance and the second URL took >me to a page with tech stuff way over my head. > >I would really like to (quote) "enjoy your soon to be spam free mailbox". >As a musician, my email address has ben publicly exposed on our web site >since 1996, and boy -- do I get junk mail!! But as all agents, fans and >interested concert producers use it, I can't afford to neither take it >away from the web nor cancel it. > >I guess I'll just have to stick to SpamFire and what I can do with the PM >filtering... > >Max G > >-- >Max Gossell >Progetto Avanti - The Swedish Guitar Project >Warner Classics International Recording Artists >http://www.progettoavanti.com ><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >-- > > > > >
