Mike Jackson wrote:
That depends on your MTA. Some make it easy (Postfix), some make it
difficult (Sendmail), some you just shouldn't be using (Qmail). (That
last one was a joke, people.)
Actually, anyone who voluntarily administers any MTA has to be someone
who enjoys beating themselves in
Pradeep Mishra wrote:
Hello Friends
I am a newbie on spamassassin and would like to know..
1) How can we train the spamassassin using bayesian to FILTER ALL
OUTGOING AS WELL AS INCOMING messages from my server.
2) Some really Best Practices for implementing and running
Spamassassin.
1) How can we train the spamassassin using bayesian to FILTER ALL
OUTGOING AS WELL AS INCOMING messages from my server.
That depends on your MTA. Some make it easy (Postfix), some make it
difficult (Sendmail), some you just shouldn't be using (Qmail). (That
last one was a joke, people.)
2)
Pradeep Mishra wrote:
Hello Friends
I am a newbie on spamassassin and would like to know..
1) How can we train the spamassassin using bayesian to FILTER ALL
OUTGOING AS WELL AS INCOMING messages from my server.
2) Some really Best Practices for implementing and running Spamassassin.
Thanks
On Monday 23 April 2007 03:35, Pradeep Mishra wrote:
Hello Friends
I am a newbie on spamassassin and would like to know..
1) How can we train the spamassassin using bayesian to FILTER ALL
OUTGOING AS WELL AS INCOMING messages from my server.
What do you figure your outbound spam to ham
Mike Jackson wrote:
1) How can we train the spamassassin using bayesian to FILTER ALL
OUTGOING AS WELL AS INCOMING messages from my server.
That depends on your MTA. Some make it easy (Postfix), some make it
difficult (Sendmail), some you just shouldn't be using (Qmail). (That
last one was a
