Why are some random automated messages suddenly not being delivered through our email server? [more inside]
posted by siclik on May 6, 2009 - 7 answers

What's the state of the art in installable spam filters for Unix mail hosts? Spamassassin has failed me. [more inside]
posted by Nelson on Nov 10, 2006 - 18 answers

Can anyone recommend a challenge-based spam filtering system with good usability? mailblocks.com recently shut down. [more inside]
posted by Nelson on Dec 8, 2005 - 16 answers

SpamAssassin is, like, not working. I am dying under the weight of spam. I lie awake at night, crying, wounded. I love my e-mail address. I run my own e-mail server (using qmail and vpopmail). What's a boy to do?
posted by xmutex on Jun 1, 2004 - 24 answers

Where I work has suddenly become all fascist about internet access and blocked SSH access. This is a pain because it was how I used to access my emails (SSH in, use Pine). I can't use a POP3 client on my PC because they've had that port blocked for ages. I'm currently using mail2web but don't like the way it handles replies and the general lack of functionality. My question is: is there a good free webmail application out there that is either managed (like mail2web) or I can install in my account (Linux, no db access, no root). If the latter can cope with the folders I have (I use spamassassin), safely render HTML emails (possible junk mail) and is easy to install, then that would be excellent. I have tried Google and Freshmeat but all the ones I saw were either commercial or looked rather featureless. Any recommendations?
posted by ralawrence on May 27, 2004 - 13 answers

Anyone have a procmail recipe that uses "bogofilter", "spamassassin" or both (in concert)? [more inside]
posted by RavinDave on Mar 4, 2004 - 3 answers