Yves, > I'm getting more and more spam every day and SpamAssassin can't handle > it. Most of it looks very similar but it isn't filtered out.
Is your version of SA recent enought? > I've set up clamav-unofficial-sigs recently by installing the Ubuntu Even if it may pick-up some spam, clamav, official or not, firstly target viruses, not spam. Don't blame it for not doing what it is not supposed to do. > Does grey-listing still work today? Is there an easy way to enable it in > either SpamAssassin or Exim? I don't want to fiddle around with > databases and such for days in a running system. Greylisting is definitely a very powerful tool if you (and your users) accept that a mail may take one hour to be delivered (which is nothing unexepected given the way SMTP protocol is designed). Greylisting must be installed at the MTA (exim) level, to refuse the mail when the other end tries to connect first. But as I use postfix, i am not sure how it is being done with exim. Best regards, Olivier
