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* jim <jim@××××××××××.com> [021108 22:14]: |
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>I've been working on making postfix and bogofilter play together. |
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>I think it's working good enough to tell how I did it. I don't have procmail |
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>installed, so this is how I use bogofilter without it. This is on a |
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>mailserver that handles mail for a small number of users. |
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That's a terrific idea. This way we have a system-wide bogofilter |
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system. |
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This will get better in the future if, as stated on bogofilter's TODO, |
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the multiple words lists databases are finally implemented in a |
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multi-user oriented way. |
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I'll try later on to setup this on my server so that my relatives using |
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it can benefit from bogofilter in a straightforward manner, both for me, |
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since I won't have any more job than setting it up, and for them, as |
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forwarding whatever they get as spam should be easy even for computer |
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illiterates as my mum. |
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Javier Marcet <jmarcet@×××××.com> |
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