Re[4]: Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-25 Thread Tim Hamm
Hello Jim, Have you tried Antispam Servant for TB? This filter works extremely well and there is no need in my opinion for a third party program to interface with TB. I have tried Mailwasher Pro and I found it's more work than it's worth. Antispam Servant resides within TB as a plug-in so it's tra

Re: Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-17 Thread Richard Wakeford
Hello Tony, On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 you wrote in T> I've installed AntispamSniper 15 minutes ago. I don't think you'll regret it and the author answers questions in the forum, normally the same day, should you have any problems. -- Regards, Richard | The Bat! 3.99.8 with POP3 account & AntispamS

Re[3]: Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-17 Thread Jim Kyle
On Tuesday, July 17, 2007, at 5:14:03 PM, Code 2 wrote: > I like Richard's blacklist solution for .pdf attachments, but I just > can't risk a false positive on an important e-mail. Maybe the solution is > to filter these to an "Unknown" folder for periodic review. Kind of a > nearly-Junk Mail fold

Re[2]: Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-17 Thread Code 2
T> AntiSpamSniper. T> I'll put that on my todo list. T> Was is/it performing well with picture spam? Or where you along T> the happy few that didn't receive 50 stockmarket picture spams a T> day. T> Those guys are busted according to a news article. Not that it T> matters because Now the subject ju

Re: Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-17 Thread Tony
Hello Richard, Tuesday, July 17, 2007, 11:53:16 PM, you wrote: RW> Hello Tony, RW> On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 you wrote in RW> T>> I'm sure you/the author is right. T>> But that forces us/me to the white list path. T>> In that case I would even need a spam filter. RW> Fair enough, I can understand y

Re: Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-17 Thread Richard Wakeford
Hello Tony, On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 you wrote in T> I'm sure you/the author is right. T> But that forces us/me to the white list path. T> In that case I would even need a spam filter. Fair enough, I can understand your reticence. I was actually replying to Code2's post but it doesn't make it any th

Re: Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-17 Thread Tony
Hello Richard, Tuesday, July 17, 2007, 11:10:37 PM, you wrote: RW> Hello Code, RW> On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 you wrote in RW> C2>> If it wasn't for those darn spammers sending blank C2>> messages with .pdf spam attachments lately, I expect it would be well C2>> over 99% accurate. RW> Here's what th

Re: Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-17 Thread Tony
Hello Code, Tuesday, July 17, 2007, 10:46:48 PM, you wrote: T>> I'm looking into some anti-spam solutions MailWasher Pro looks like T>> something useful but has one major flaw. If it can't be 'fixed' I T>> wouldn't even want it for free... :P The problem is that I doesn't T>> work as a proxy. I h

Re: Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-17 Thread Richard Wakeford
Hello Code, On Tue, 17 Jul 2007 you wrote in C2> If it wasn't for those darn spammers sending blank C2> messages with .pdf spam attachments lately, I expect it would be well C2> over 99% accurate. Here's what the author has just posted in the forum. Maybe that'll help you: Add the mask "pdf" t

Re: Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-17 Thread Code 2
T> I'm looking into some anti-spam solutions MailWasher Pro looks like T> something useful but has one major flaw. If it can't be 'fixed' I T> wouldn't even want it for free... :P The problem is that I doesn't T> work as a proxy. I have to switch of auto mail checking in The Bat T> and let MailWash

Spamfilters - Mailwasher pro

2007-07-17 Thread Tony
Hello tbudl, I'm looking into some anti-spam solutions MailWasher Pro looks like something useful but has one major flaw. If it can't be 'fixed' I wouldn't even want it for free... :P The problem is that I doesn't work as a proxy. I have to switch of auto mail checking in The Bat and let MailWas