On Wed, Jun 25, 2003 at 11:52:10AM -0700, Professional Software Engineering
wrote:
At 08:48 2003-06-25 -0400, Hal Burgiss wrote:
How much spam do you get, and what is an acceptable failure rate for
you? Just curious. I cannot see an MTA approach being more than 80-85%
effective,
That's 80-85% less junk messages that you have to sort through - and
Yes, I know. The point I was making is that 80% is not good enough if
you get 100-200 or more unwanted mails a day. It might help, but it is
not a cure by itself.
I use SMTP blocks, and *then* still filter using my own procmail rules. No
SA here, though I don't doubt that it is a fine product (actually, it is
Same here ...
Week to Date Spam Summary
Sun Jun 22 04:08:24 thru Wed Jun 25 23:21:08 EDT 2003
Postfix Rejected: 549
Bogofied: 83
Procmail Filtered: 34
Spams missed: 1
Total Spams: 667
Spams Blocked: 666
Percent Blocked: 99.85%
The last line of defense for me is procmail since I can easily adjust
it to patch holes left by the others.
--
Hal Burgiss
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