Spam and Anti-Virus

[Jyce]

On Thu, 1 Jul 2004 11:17:21 -0400 (EDT)
"Chris Purcell" <redhat at cjp.us> wrote:

> > I've built a number of high-end mailservers using a combination of the
> > following.  So far, they've all worked beautifully.  The bayesian
> > "learning" occurs on the server, and all mails are tagged with
> > X-Spam-Level headers for client filtering.  This wouldn't stop you from
> > adding client-side bayesian clients (like spambayes' pop3proxy).
> >
> > postfix/TLS
> > Cyrus SASL2
> > Courier-IMAP/POP w/authmysqlrc and TLS
> > MySQL virtual accounts
> > PostfixAdmin for account administration
> > Squirrelmail
> > Amavisd-new
> > SpamAssassin
> > Razor2
> > Clamav
> 
> --> The mail server that I'm setting up is just going to be a relay that
> will filter out any spam and viruses before it gets to the real mail
> server.  I definitely want Postfix as the MTA, but aren't sure about the
> spam and AV software yet.  I've always heard that SpamAssassin and ClamAV
> is a good combination.  I looked at the Razor2 software above and it seems
> to be just another piece of spam software like SpamAssassin.  Do you run
> both SpamAssassin and Razor2 on the same server?

BTW, if you use this configuration don't forget to activate baysian, add some custome rules,
report spam mail to spamassassin.

> 
> >
> > I'm going to be giving a talk on Secure Email Servers at next month's
> > Columbia, MD LUG (http://www.calug.com).  Anyone in the area is welcome
> > to come, so long as the heckling is kept to a minimum.  ;-)  I'll post
> > the document link to this list afterwards.
> 
> Sounds cool, I'd love to go but I live in NY and Columbia is just a little
> bit out of the way.
> 
> > HTH.
> 
> Yes, it does, thank you.
> 
> 
> 
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