Thomas Cameron wrote on Friday, June 10, 2005: >I have SA (plus spamass-milter to reject, but that's not important for >this discussion) on a bunch of servers at various client sites. All of >them except one just flat stop spam. Period. Those clients are just >tickled pink with the results. > >The one client who does not allow me to use Razor, Pyzor and DCC (they >won't open their firewall) is very dissatisfied with the solution. It >is incredibly frustrating. > >So my answer to you would be to install those three helpers and make >sure that you have a recent Net::DNS installation. You will see >accuracy go *way* up.
When I installed SA, I also installed Pyzor (there was some reason I couldn't get Razor or DCC to compile, but I can't remember what that is now). I was all set to configure it, when I just became totally confused. The only documentation I could find was the man pages, in that typically dense Unix man page style: "server=<address> sets the server" Of course, this doesn't tell you what a "server" is, does, or what address you should put there. I certainly wasn't going to just start putting in random addresses, possibly screwing up the entire Pyzor network, when I had no idea what I was doing. Do you have a link to a step-by-step instructions that explains how to set up Pyzor? Maybe I'll make Pyzor my project or next weekend. James -- James Bucanek <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
