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Simon Avery wrote: > > (SA, after more tweaking, is now identifying 95% of all incoming email > as spam, and it's not done a false positive yet. Much is coming to email > addresses that have never been published, so must either have been > lifted from a contact's address book during a virus attack, or were > lifted from the mail relay's exim vhosts on a hosted server.) > > I'm starting to hear rumours that some companies are abanding email > completely as they can't sort the wheat from the chaff - and given the > poor response from email queries I've had with various companies lately, > I can believe it. I set up grey listing today, been meaning to do it for ages. And that has had a huge difference on the spam getting as far as thunderbird. So far no spam has been processed by thunderbird. I have spamassassin on the mail server as well but the last couple of weeks I was getting about 10 a day in my inbox, thats currently zero today. -- Robin Cornelius http://www.byteme.org.uk
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