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-[SpamAssassin | http://spamassassin.apache.org] is a neat [Email] filter that tags incoming mails it thinks are spam. Its aggressiveness can be configured, and it comes with a decent default level. It's written in [Perl] and is licensed under the same license as Perl itself. You can use procmail(1) to run SpamAssassin, or you might want to use MailScanner to run it on all your incoming mail. You might even want to plug VipulsRazor into it
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+[SpamAssassin | http://spamassassin.apache.org] (SA)
is a neat [Email] filter that tags incoming mails it thinks are spam. Its aggressiveness can be configured, and it comes with a decent default level. It's written in [Perl] and is licensed under the same license as Perl itself.
-(Note, this product will assassinate [Spam], but will leave [SPAM] well alone!)
+You can use SA in many places:
-As of version 3.
, SpamAssassin supports
[SURBL
] natively
.
+* in your MailClient
+* on your mail delivery machine
, running it from procmail(1)
+* on your mail server, using your
[MTA
]'s integration, or a program like MailScanner or amavisd-new to run it on all your incoming mail
.
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+Things SpamAssassin uses:
-See [SpamAssassinNotes]
+* VipulsRazor, a distributed spam detection system
+* [SURBL], the Spam URI realtime blacklist
+
+
See our
[SpamAssassinNotes] page for help using SA.
+
+(Note, this product will assassinate [Spam], but will leave [SPAM] well alone!)
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CategoryAntiSpam
