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Hi Jo,
I thank you very much for your advice and I wish I had the time to learn all of that but the fact of the matter is I am out in the field from 10am until around 1am, 6-7 days a week. I don't have the time. I would love to learn all of that. It would be fantastic.
Wayne
-------Original Message-------
Date: 06/03/06 03:01:36
Subject: Re: Hiring for Spam Assassin Troubleshooting
spectacularstuff wrote:
> We already have SA setup and working with Smartermail. We would like
> to hire someone that is familiar with SpamAssassin and a Windows 2003
> server system in order to come set this thing up so that our own
> emails are not being detected as SPAM. Is anyone interested in this?
> If you are interested leave me a way to get in contact with you.
> Thanks, Wayne ------------------------------------------- We already
> have Spam Assassin set up and working. I have done as much as I can
> figure out how to do and am capable of and I still cannot get these
> errors gone. I am done trying. (If anyone didn't see my previous post,
> I was interested in help with removing the NO_DNS_FOR_FROM DNS:
> Envelope sender has no MX or A DNS records. I have checked, we have MX
> and A DNS, it is set up correctly, I have our emails on whitelist
> received from, I have our IPs on Whitelist Froms and Trusted Networks.
> I still cannot get rid of SA reporting that we do not have that and
> tacking on 2.6 points onto our emails because of it.
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> View this message in context: Hiring for Spam Assassin Troubleshooting
> Sent from the SpamAssassin - Users
> Nabble.com.
Why don't you set up two mail servers? One for outgoing mail which
doesn't get checked and one for incoming mail? To do things properly I
would advise you to install Linux with Postfix. There is a wealth of
information on the internet on how to do this. It will probably take you
a month or two to set it all up, but the experience will be invaluable
and will help you for the rest of your career.
Of course for the mail filters on the other site to not flag the mails
of your users as spam, you will need to have proper DNS entries for all
your mail servers at the very least. With software like postfix it's
also possible to treat mail depending on where it comes from.
This is an article I like:
Kind regards,
Jo | 
