spam...

[ME]

Yeah, I visited that site, but the contents contain at least one error. (I
have not contacted the author yet, but have it on the list of things to
do.)

Even with one error that I can recall, this is still a very good site and
resource. I liked it and still do! :-)

-ME
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Mark Street said:
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> Sounds like you chaps jumped all over this one..
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> For reference
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> http://www.buberel.org/linux/courier-maildrop-spamassassin.php
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> On Thursday 12 December 2002 11:59, ME wrote:
>> I have just been playing with spam assassin and squirrelmail and
>> maildrop and found spam filtering can be a pretty cool thing. I
>> suggest a talk on what to do to decrease spam on a Linux server, and
>> Linux client.
>
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