A spamthing we can use??

Nick Gawronski nick at nickgawronski.com
Thu May 19 11:05:17 EDT 2005


Hi, I use a service called 0spam.com at http://www.0spam.com that is 
very accessible and is remote so no software needs to be installed but I 
have setup fetchmail to force the spam checker to check for spam every 
minute but normally you don't need to do this, I just don't like spam. 
bye On Wed, 18 May 2005, Steve Holmes wrote:

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> Yeah, I wanted to use that too but it runs too slow on my old 486 and
> that is what I currently use for processing my mail.  My faster machine
> dual boots windows and linux so can't reliably use it for constant up
> time for accepting mail.  How fast a machine are you using?
>
> my internet hosting service has spam assassin on their box at
> ultrahost.us but he doesn't have the auto learn feature turned on.  As a
> personal user, I am limitted to using the cpanel interface and for
> whatever reason, I have no means to turn on the auto learn feature.  Is
> there any way as a normal user on his system to some how "train" spam
> assassin to include new items as spam?
>
> On Tue, May 17, 2005 at 05:04:02PM -0400, brian Moore wrote:
>> Hi. I use spam assassin available from http://www.spamassassin.org
>>
>> You have to run your own mail server to use it but it works quite well
>> and I have it updating itself via cron job.
>>
>> Once you've had it running a while, it gets pretty good at learning
>> what to tag and what not.
>>
>> Brian.
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