On Mon, 2006-12-04 at 17:25 +1100, Amos Shapira wrote:
> Not quite related to Chaim's latest message, but I've just learned
> about a network (an ISP with hundreds of thousands of accounts) is
> using http://www.surbl.org/ to filter spam based on the URL in the
> message for over a year with great
Chaim,
There are many combinations to fight spam, and I'm sure many people on this
list can recommend solutions. Here is my suggestion:
1. Run Postfix for SMTP. Postfix can be hardened against spam very effectively
(RBLs and RFC mail checks): For more information look at
http://www.howtoforge.co
Not quite related to Chaim's latest message, but I've just learned about a
network (an ISP with hundreds of thousands of accounts) is using
http://www.surbl.org/ to filter spam based on the URL in the message for
over a year with great success.
Just in case this helps some.
--Amos
I need to set up an anti-spam / anti-virus solution for a mail server with
about 900 accounts. The mail server runs CommuniGate (Don't ask) so I will
have to use an SMTP proxy solution to implement this. I was considering going
the standard piecemeal direction of SpamAssassin and Clamav perhaps
