tir, 2002-10-01 kl. 03:27 skrev Steven Johnson:
Related question: Can you configure it to automatically accept any email that is from an email address in Contacts? (That, it would seem, would eliminate the lion's share of false positives.)
At the moment there is no Evolution support at all for Spamassassin. Which is a pity, because with each new version (presently 2.5x) it's getting to be an indispensible utility. I run spamd as a server daemon that interacts with my smtp mail server and a stub, spamc, that interacts with the perl based spamd daemon. That's my privilige, I have my own server and workstation all-in-one, an el Cheapo Compaq Presario notebook. How the perl-based standalone Spamassassin would interface with procmail or Evolution I don't know, 'cos I've never had to use that. There is a legion of configuration possibilities that would have to be integrated into Evo, and to make use of all the possibilities every user would have to make sure that his/her version of both Evo and Spamassassin was kept up to date. That there's need for such a utility is obvious. At $US 30 per seat for Outlook and a shameful Deersoft (the commercial Windows Spamassassin people) too shy to give a standard price for the server version, this could be a turnon for orgs wondering whether to go over to Linux. Best, Tony -- Tony Earnshaw "There are many people who can't face the truth ... If you rob a normal person of life's lies, at the same time you'll be robbing him of his happiness."
From Henrik Ibsen's "Vildanden", "The wild Duck."
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