also sprach Marc Perkel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007.08.16.0511 +0200]: > As opposed to preprocessing before using SA to reduce the load. (ie. using > blacklist and whitelist before SA)
I have a bunch of postfix sanity checks, including RBLs running
first. Then, everything is fed to spamc, which --pipe-to's to
dovecot's deliver.
For my personal setup (I receive about as much email as the 600
other users combined :>), I use a relatively complex procmail setup.
This runs the spamfilter on all messages except
- blacklisted messages
- messages fitting regexps which exempt them from spamfiltering
(e.g. admin stuff, debian bugs, addresses used on certain
websites, incl. ebay, rss2email mails, and test messages)
- duplicates
- messages being reprocessed (train-on-error via IMAP)
The procmail ruleset is rather complex, but it allows me to do cool
stuff, among which:
- defer local delivery, while I am working on the filter.
- blacklist according to regexps.
- kill duplicate list messages sent to my personal address.
- use crm114+SA and combine the two such that SA can train crm114
if the score is high/low enough.
- train-on-error based on spamtraps or moving messages between
IMAP folders.
- filter mail not in-reply-to one of my own messages, or
mentioning my name, or certain keywords.
- archive mail with gmail and a local lurker instance.
If you are interested, I'll happily share it with you. I don't want
to post it here though because it contains my black/whitelists etc.
and is thus not destined for the general public.
--
martin; (greetings from the heart of the sun.)
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"here i was all convinced that if i sleep all day, bug counts go
down, and if I work all day, they go up, so much for that theory."
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