On Sun, 2003-09-21 at 19:59, Michael Mansour wrote: > --- "Benjamin J. Weiss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Okay, I know that this is Off Topic, but if the > > answer is easy, I'd rather > > not have to join another list. If it's involved and > > there's not an > > easy-recipe web site (I haven't found one after > > quite a bit of search) > > then I'll go join the mailscanner list. > > > > I've dedicated this weekend to making my mail server > > a safer place to > > live. :) I finished getting Vipul's Razor installed > > (and am now waiting > > for a spam to come it to see if spamd is > > auto-recognizing it as > > advertized). > > > > Now I'm trying to install anti-virus. > > > > I've got f-prot working from the command line, and > > have been reading the > > docs for MailScanner to try and get it installed. > > They seem to have a > > bunch of stuff related to spam-assassin, but I have > > that running via my > > procmail. Do I have to stop using spam-assassin via > > procmail and start > > using it in Mail-Scanner, or is it an optional > > thing? > > It's optional, by default SpamAssassin is _not_ turned > on in MailScanner's config, you have to specifically > modify it to use it. >
As an aside: I just updated my mailscanner and SA and spent about an hour training the bayes engine with about 2000 each spam and ham. I was still getting about 10% spam making it through before( actually increased to about 15% lately with the orisoft going down and I assume that the verisign crap did not help either. Unrecognized spam is down to about 1% now at least on my mail. Now if I can just get the spamass. timeouts figured out I think I will be grinning and all but spam free. I get about a hundred spams a day and it really pisses me off. now I am happier :) Bret -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
