Assp vs spamassassin manual#
Assp vs spamassassin free#

I just can't use 'person+spam' and 'person+ham' for training dspam currently due to ASG's SMTP proxy eliminating the '+' delimiter (see my other forum post on this topic). They could even drop in the graphs and prefs in the end-user interface.Ĭurrently I have Astaro picking up the obvious stuff, with DSPAM on OS X to get everything else.

This distribution also includes our new SNF4SA antispam plugin for SpamAssassin. Since Astaro has already implemented quarantines in the UI, it wouldn't be too difficult to recode it for DSPAM. Windows based installer for our SNFServer and SNFClient spam filter. Personal training gets it the rest of the way. crm114 is very accurate and it trains quickly so my spamd(8) doesn't do a lot.

Assp vs spamassassin manual#

If spamassassin cannot come to a conclusion, the email is sent to the postmaster's Junk box for manual training. hMailServer comes with a built-in anti-spam protection features which include: It also can be integrated with third-party anti-spam solutions like SpamAssassin and ASSP. It natively supports SMTP, IMAP and POP3 protocols, and can easily seamlessly be integrated with other systems.

Assp vs spamassassin free#

If spamassassin comes to a conclusion, crm114 is trained with that conclusion. hMailServer is an open-source free mail server for Windows systems. SpamTally: Final spam score: -60 and - 20 etc in the header. In fact, all the messages arriving to my server look like this. Multi-level SPF (Sender Policy Framework) validation and blocking. It seems to bring up the effectiveness to about 70% . (still better than the current spamassasin on ASG) if you use a global account and some honeypots, you can bring that up to 90%-ish. If crm114 can't come to a conclusion, the email is sent to spamassassin. I installed everything for Spamassassin from CB2 as per the knowledge base articles 526 posted. The Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy (ASSP) is an open-source, Perl based, platform-independent.

There's some floating around that DSPAM folks use. If they were to implement DSPAM in ASG, they should probably pre-train it with some corpus archive of spam/ham. With my recent move to OS X Server (uses postfix) I've opted to reimplement it. I've used DSPAM successfully with Exim in the past and absolutely loved it.