Re: [exim] Anti SPAM Exim configuration

Also check out surbl.org (it is improving all the time)

surbl + dcc + razor + pyzor + scoring for RBL black lists + a well
trained bayes filter = about 99.98% accuracy on my SA setup :) - [it is
a bit resource hungry.... however I value my time over the CPU cycles!]

I am also trying the call-out feature to verify senders addresses (which
works very well so far - although I'm sure there will be debate between
exim members as to the ups and downs of it....).

Cheers,
Andrew

Ian Eiloart wrote:

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> --On Monday, December 13, 2004 23:39:53 GMT +0200 Alexander Prohorenko
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>> Tony,
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>> What can you advise, except spending hours daily filtering mail from
>> SPAM manually?
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> You also need to take your email address off the web. Google shows 25
> hits for it. That's where the spammers get your address. Simple
> encoding or disguising of the address helps.
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>> Unfortunetly, SpamAssassin doesn't work good enough for me, I'm able
>> to filter not more than 70% of SPAM. I recieve about 30 SPAM messages
>> daily for one mailbox.
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>> Hopefully, you can show me the way out of here.
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>> Thank you.
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>> Monday, December 13, 2004, 11:30:38 PM, Tony Finch wrote:
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>>> On Mon, 13 Dec 2004, Johannes Berg wrote:
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>>>> Check out tmda.net, works with exim.
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>>> TDMA is a dreadful idea that contributes to collateral spam and
>>> which is
>>> likely to cause legitimate senders to give up trying to get through to
>>> you.
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>>> Tony.
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>> --
>> Alexander Prohorenko
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