Re: [PLUG] interesting solution to spam overload

["Austin Murphy" <austin.murphy@gmail.com>]

GMail is magical and I love it!

The massive aggregation of email with milllions of users reporting
spam and phishing with easy to use buttons must give it a massive
advantage in developing spam filters.

Recently, SpamAssassin has made it easier to stay current with SPAM
rules and algorithms.
http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/RuleUpdates

Does anyone have effective spam filtering and training done the "UNIX
Way" (small tools working together)?   It's easy enough to stick a
mail filter in front of your inbox, but it's not trivial to setup a
good ruleset or keep it up to date.

Austin


On 12/14/06, jeff <jeffv@op.net> wrote:
> Eric Lucas wrote:
> > As I've mentioned here before I'm seeing greatly increasing levels of
> > spam and I'm having a hard time dealing with it.  I stumbled across
> > and interesting solution that is quite effective and it's all because
> > of PECO.
>
> Very interesting idea.
>
> One thing - doesn't google own all of your mail?
>
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