Spamassassin > 2.3?

[Tom Boulay]

Thanks for your reply Derick,
	I'm still playing around with the email filtering system.  I've got a
couple of filters in place, although one thing that I miss is the
ability to forward/bounce e-mails based on sender (not a commonly used
one, but I had a specific need).  I disabled sendmail on this machine
because it's really not needed, or else I suspect I could pipe to it.
	I did get the latest SpamAssassin to work, it seems my perl was
incorrectly configured so I couldn't CPAN the latest until I fixed that.
	
	One question:  Seeing as how you can pipe e-mail messages in evolution,
is there some kind of script to query a DNSBL after messages have been
received from a POP3 server and filter accordingly (ie return 0 or 1 if
the IP is on a DNSBL)?  Most DNSBL info is written for server side
processing, and that's not what I need on this particular machine.

Any help is greatly appreciated,
Tom

> Hi Tom:
> Although Spamassassin may be interesting have you taken advantage of
> Evolutions very sophisticated email filtering system? 
> 
> Consider it.  It is much more useable and part of Evolution!
> 
> On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 19:59, Tom Boulay wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > 	I'm using Evolution for mail and I've been playing with spamassassin,
> > which is available at v2.3 through yum.  The sa-learn command (learning
> > spam from ham) isn't available until later on (at least 2.6 I think).  
> > 	I think that spamassassin is a perl module, Mail::SpamAssassin, which I
> > would guess runs on the perl that comes with YDL 3.0.1.  I was wondering
> > if anyone has had luck getting it to work.
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > Tom