I weight sniffer high enough to hold the message on its own. We use it
as our blacklist and it works great. We get some false positives, but
we whitelist those and move on. Our users forward all spam received in
their inbox to an email address that the sniffer system checks
automatically. It
On Thursday, July 21, 2005, 12:01:32 PM, Darin wrote:
DC I thought we were supposed to just forward these as attachments to the spam@
DC address?
We're trying to move away from that :-)
poping the messages is more scalable.
_M
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On Thursday, July 21, 2005, 1:12:18 PM, Dan wrote:
DH That helps to tune the overall rulebase, but this tunes MY rulebase to
DH the types of spam that we receive. If I send it to the spam@ address it
DH may or may not get added to the rulebase. Done this way, I KNOW it is
DH going to be added
We're not making a big deal of it just yet, but anyone who would like
to switch please do let us know. The bot we have doing this job is
very simplistic. We need:
Email Address (Account Name),
Server name,
Password
Our bot connects to Server name and logs in with Email Address
using Password.
