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On 15 Jan 2006, at 16:44, Glenn Enright wrote: |
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> On Monday 16 January 2006 04:28, Stroller wrote: |
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>> It does indeed seem very good, but again it requires training, which |
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>> is something I'm trying to avoid in this instance. |
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>> Stroller. |
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> No solution you have is going to be perfect I suspect. Really it |
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> does come |
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> down to individual requirements, because everyone is different. |
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Indeed. It very much DOESN'T need to be perfect in this case - just |
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significantly better than 30%. |
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> Otherwise, for example with spamassasin, each client can set up |
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> their own |
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> account with some effective filters for their own type of email. |
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> I'm using |
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> kmail with my own account and that has a very useful wizard that |
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> creates a |
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> seperate folder for spam, learns and dumps any that I manually mark |
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> as spam, |
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> and moves it all to that folser, where I can easily review it. |
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Outlook - which is a client requirement - seems to do something |
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similar. But either it's remarkably ineffective or it doesn't really |
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like IMAP. I assume the latter to be the case. |
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> Also I use another module called mail-filter/dcc that seems to help |
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> greatly. |
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I'm looking at dcc now - it looks useful, but I'm not yet clear on |
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how to configure it (with SpamAssassin?). |
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Stroller. |
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