Chris Eidem said: One you might want to look at, is the Bayesian mail filtering approach. This is a relatively new process for filtering mail based on keywords, etc.
There's a procmail plugin at: http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/bogofilter/bogofilter.html - which is written by Eric S. Raymond. Haven't yet tried this one, but am using a plugin on my webmail. In the past week that I've had the filter in operation, I've had a 100% sucess rate with the filter. Chip > > that's all well and good, but before you go running off and installing > anything, take a good look at the EULA. they claim the right to > install third party software. > > nope. not on my machine. i'm not trading spam filtering (if i filter > on text/html, that removes 75%-90% of the spam i receive anyway...), > for becoming an ad server, or having adds thrust at me, or whatever he > plans on sticking on my computer. > > plus it's beta software. i have a sneaking suspicion that after this > hits production, you get a choice of ad-supported software or you pony > up $X for an ad-free version. > > no thank you. > > - chris ----- Chip McClure Sr. Unix Administrator GigGuardian, Inc. http://www.gigguardian.com/ -----
