[ale] network spam filters

[James P. Kinney III]

On Sun, 2004-06-06 at 19:57, David Hamm wrote:
> I have a client, with about 300 users, interested in an enterprise wide, open 
> source, SMTP proxy/spam filtering system.  Could anyone pass along any 
> experiences or suggestions as to which is the best open source solution? 
For a user base that size, administration can be a pain. Since DSPAM is
about the most pain-free anti-spam system I have found to run once it's
installed, I _strongly_ recommend it.  Couple in Mailscanner with F-Prot
antivirus scanning for a complete package for the quagmire that email is
becoming.

For a user base that size, I would also recommend setting up DSPAM to
use a database other that the default Berkely DB from Sleepycat. BDB is
a great thing for smaller situations. Having the tools of a more
feature-rich db like PostgreSQL or MySQL.

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> !DSPAM:40c3af79293021550119885!
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