Exim4 + ClamAV + SpamAssassin
Author: Samuel Williams When: Wednesday, 07 October 2009April 2009
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- Exim4 + ClamAV + SpamAssassin
- Secure login using AJAX
- Ramaze And Rack
- ActiveMerchant
- Concurrency And Immutability
- Floating Point Numbers
- Programming And Debugging
- Useful jQuery Plugins
- Loading Anonymous Ruby Classes
- 尺八 (Shakuhachi)
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- Richard Stallman In Christchurch
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I recently setup Exim4, ClamAV and SpamAssassin on my VPS. I found many useful resources, but this one was fantastic.
I found an interesting paper on greylisting. I've use grey listing for a long time as the sole method to reduce spam. Basically almost 100% of spam is blocked by grey listing.
Occasionally legitimate email is blocked as well. However, one thing which I have found helps, is that I've whitelisted my entire country .nz. Most spam I get is from .com domains, so this has helped a lot.
The biggest problem with grey listing is non-conformant SMTP servers that don't handle errors properly.
You can see a diagram of what I finally ended up creating here, under Spam Protection.
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