On Fri, Jan 03, 2003 at 10:26:08PM +0100, Tony L. Svanstrom wrote: > CS> -SMTP(access bd, RBLS, simple header checks, ect) > CS> -Procmail > CS> -SA > CS> -MUA filter > CS> -Delete key :-) > > [*] I'm really trying to cut down on the number of perl-processess each and > every e-mail ends up starting, but, hey, this server's got more than enough > power and I love perl... =)
Yeah, that's sort of what I meant when I posted my version of the above
list. The earlier in the process you can kill the spam, the better.
Less resource usage, less "intrusion" into your system, less annoyance. :)
I tend to block everything possilble at SMTP, nothing at procmail,
everything else at SA. I've tuned my system to the point where I don't
get FNs (maybe one every 6 months or so?), and the only FPs I see are
from a guy posting to a mailing list who hits every RBL I use but no
other rules, kind of interesting.
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