Re: [Opencomputing-openprotect] Blacklist ruleset not working

2005-04-05 Thread rogun128
Its nice to know that spam checks are much faster now. But, what about the accuracy? Do you get the same level of accuracy or find anything odd? The accuracy seems very good, but it's a small server and I haven't really ran it long enough to know for sure. I'll report back if I notice anyth

RE: [Opencomputing-openprotect] Blacklist ruleset not working

2005-04-05 Thread Matt Bullock
Sorry to break in here, but after updating to 5.0.1.9 I noticed the percentage of spam caught went from around 89% to 99% immediately. Working great so far the second day in. Server is RH Enterprise 3. Matt -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of

Re: [Opencomputing-openprotect] Blacklist ruleset not working

2005-04-05 Thread S Karthikeyan
Dear Rob, This is really great, because my mail server was a bit strained before and is running much smoother now. The mail server is a 400MHz Celeron and it was using half it's allocated swap memory before, but it's not using hardly any swap memory now. Its nice to know that spam checks are mu

Re: [Opencomputing-openprotect] Blacklist ruleset not working

2005-04-05 Thread Rob
Its because bigevil which used to take around 65 MB has been removed and its functionality has been replaced with SURBL which uses less CPU also and instead uses a network lookup to identify spam. This is really great, because my mail server was a bit strained before and is running much smoo