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On Tue, June 15, 2004 4:20 pm, Kerin Millar said: |
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> Also, Spamassassin isn't that strong in its default configuration (IMHO). |
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> I prefer to set a level around the 5 mark (watch for false positives |
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> though) |
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> and enable the rbl_checks (including razor2) becuase it makes a big |
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> difference. That might not be a wise option for a large scale deployment |
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> though because of the potential overhead of such queries. |
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I suggest using the rblsmtpd that comes with qmail, rather than the one in |
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spamassassin. It will drop the connection before spawning the smtpd, the |
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qmail-scanner (and perl), etc., thus conserving significant resources. |
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-Eric |
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