Damn! Does everybody have cabin fever or what!??
On Sun, 16 Feb 2003, Tony L. Svanstrom wrote:
On Sat, 15 Feb 2003 the voices made fleet(_at_)teachout(_dot_)org write:
I object to the use of blacklists I don't personally control. (I
understand Spamassassin also uses rules, etc.; but the use of blacklists
turns me off. I've been told the blacklists can be turned off; but the we
have procmail running inside of procmail (sorta)) :)
Go have a look at the software before you start talking about it as if you
know it, SA is much more advanced than anything you could ever write in pure
procmail.
I thought I had written this specifically to show that I had no first-hand
knowledge of the software - terms like "I understand" and "I've been
told." So, to make it perfectly clear - no, I've never seen the product
in use. The website claims that the product uses blacklists *AND* that it
uses heuristics and rules. And I'd be the first to admit that Alfred E.
Newman could probably write better procmail recipes than I could.
That better?
(BTW, yeah, I know, my personlity sucks, that's one reason why you might want
to start using blacklists... ;-))
And your personality has what to do with the price of rice in China? That
type of blacklist, I believe, is called a "twit filter" - and you gotta do
better than this to make it into mine. :)
Regards,
- fleet -
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