On Tuesday 02 January 2007 00:36, Kevin Kempter wrote: > Hi List; > > I run around 7-10 laptops & desktops at any given time in my > home/home-office network. All of them are Linux boxes. I am getting > overwhelmed with SPAM, I use Kmail and spamassassain, we also run > thunderbird email. > > I'm thinking that the best solution my be to setup my own "internal" mail > server, have the mail server pull all my various email accounts, then use > procmail filtering to eliminate and report on spammers. At that point my > local boxes (or even remote laptops via an ssh tunnel) can get their > respective mail spam free (for the most part). > > I have 2 questions. > > 1) is this a sound plan? or is there a better way to go? > > 2) If this is a good method then where can I find a good tutorial on how to > setup a Linux mail server and configure it to pull from the various ISP's > as well as a good tutorial on procmail? > > > Thanks in advance IMHO cyrus-imapd+fetchmail+postfix+mailscanner(spamassain,clamav,dcc,razor) kinda perfect solution for your need. Feel free to ask if you have any further query. Cheers.... -- Let me explain it to you slowly: Disks. Write. One. Write. At. A. Time. - Rik van Riel on linux-kernel
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