SpamAssassin has proven itself to be a cost-effective and valuable open source weapon in the war on spam. But it’s also a complex solution. Capitalizing on SpamAssassin’s strengths, a number of ...

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The best killers are the silent ones. Deersoft's $30 SpamAssassin Pro is the ninja of spam snuffers; it gets in, does the job, and gets out, leaving a trail of dead spam behind it. Like Sunbelt ...

The short answer is that no one submitted it, but of course there’s more to it than that. This year we reached out to the SpamAssassin community and asked them to participate. Although a few ...

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Unfortunately, InfoWorld is not immune to spam. When seeking solutions to our spam problem, we wanted a product that would easily integrate into our existing environment while offering the flexibility ...

Open-source spam killer SpamAssassin 3.0 has been released, and while the new version has more features than its predecessors, it is in the licensing where it deviates the most from past versions.

Spamassassin has a huge array of configuration directives, this module tries to give the user access to as many of them as possible. There are a lot of class parameters and most of them have a brief ...

Editors' Note: When this review appeared in the print edition of PC Magazine (February 25, 2003), Deersoft's SpamAssassin was awarded our Editors' Choice. However, as we noted in the review below, ...

SpamAssassin generates and compiles C code from anti-spam rules. This currently fails because the generated code makes use of the crypt function, which is not available during the rule compilation ...