On 11-10-21 06:23 PM, Bill Broadley wrote: > I've had really good luck (functionality, performance, and lack of spam) > with: > * Postgrey (grey listing for postfix) > * MailFilter or Amavis > * Current clamav > * postfix with maildir and dovecot's deliver > * current spamassassin > * Simple helo filtering > * using one of the DNS based black lists > * sieve > * dovecot > > I've always wanted to combine client side filtering (like when a user > clicks on the "this is spam" button in thunderbird) with server side, > but I've not managed it so far. Has anyone else? Seems like it should > be pretty straight forward when users are using IMAP (so the server has > access to tagged spam). I deal with that by running sa-learn cron scripts on specific thunderbird folders once a week. The system runs exim, spamassassin, & dovecot. The odd thing still gets through, but between spamassassin and thunderbird I actually see (that is, they show up in the Inbox) maybe 3 or 4 a week and 2 or 3 false positives end up in Junk, usually from hotmail or yahoo accounts. The system receives between about 1,000 and 3,000 attempted emails a day, so that's not bad. This is just for me, so I don't know about using variables in the scripts (%u, I mean). I should think you'd need to identify ham at the same time.
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