We use them as well, but I think the possible problem Thorsten is
thinking of, is the validity of these rule-sets in a foreign language
(i.e. German). Has anyone done any tests on this?

Sure 95% of the spam coming to our (swiss) domains is in english
(well, if you clean up the bad english :-)) but 90% of the
"productive" mail is in german. If weeds (blackhair or whatever) is
looking for unrealistic english combinations, surely this might hit
realistic german (french, italian, etc.) combinations...

Is this a real problem? I don't know - it's not a problem on our
servers at least...

John Mueller
IT Gango

Monday, January 26, 2004, 7:16:24 PM, you wrote:

TS> We use them all (bigevil; chicknpox; weeds; blackhair; tripwire...) and
TS> haven't looked back

TS> Todd
TS> IT Director

TS> -----Original Message-----
TS> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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TS> Schacht
TS> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 9:28 AM
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TS> Subject: [SAtalk] bigevil; chicknpox; weeds...

TS> Hey,

TS> What is your opinion to that cf's?
TS> Does it make sence to take them all, or maybe only parts of them?
TS> Is it a good solution to install them whithout realy knowing how the rules
TS> are build?
TS> Only for private or also good at company?

TS> Best regards,

TS> Thorsten Schacht
TS> IT-Dept.

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