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spamgard(tm) 0.4 may be ftp'd from ftp.netcom.com at
/pub/wj/wje/release/sg-0.4.tar.gz
In addition to bug fixes, it generalizes so that you can filter on
just about any header line; you can have configuration files such as
accept.received and drop.date. The analysis of more than one header
line with the same name (e.g., Received:) is handled gracefully (well,
kinda gracefully).
There are hooks for your own perl scripts which access the header
lines via environment variables; these scripts may appear both before
spamgard(tm) makes its decision on a piece of mail (and optionally
bypassing that decision-making process) and after (so that either the
decision itself, or the implementation of that decision, or both may
be changed).
It improves performance (well, at least I can tell the difference) by
concentrating as much as possible in one perl script, and avoiding
implicit fork()s in that script wherever possible.
Each incoming piece of mail is assigned a unique serial number, which
appears in all messages to accept.log, drop.log, and rabbit.log; if
VERBOSE logging is on, an entry bearing that serial number is also
logged in .procmail/log, so that spamgard(tm) log entries may be
correlated with .procmail/log.
Signatures Follow. (tm)
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