getting rid of yucky emails

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SpamAssassin includes bayesian filtering...
It is a little tuff to config, but I can eliminate 95 percent of my spam, 
and more every day...
The better you teach it, the better it is.
kp




On Sun, 18 Jan 2004, Krister Ekstrom wrote:

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> Hi Cheryl and or others who may be in the know,
> 
> Are there things like Bayesian filters under Linux? (Filters that
> learn what's spam as you go rather than relying on a blacklist)
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> On 18 Jan 2004 06:26:35  (my local time 13:26:35), you typed::
> CH> Can anybody tell me if there's a way to get rid of these stupid emails
> CH> about viagra, sex, how to get drugs online without a prescription, and
> CH> other horrible and/or stupid stuff. I know there's spamassassin, but since
> CH> the emails come with different subject headings, often innocent or
> CH> important-looking ones, and they're always purportedly from different
> CH> people, I don't know how to get rid of them. I never knowingly did
> CH> anything to solicit such stuff, and email used to be a complete pleasure,
> CH> but sometime this summer this kind of junk started becoming prevalent. Of
> CH> course, I usually can avoid reading it; if it tells me to pick up my order
> CH> for instance and i don't have an order to be picked up I delete it, and if
> CH> it's supposedly to me but the index in pine doesn't give a name or email I
> CH> know I delete it. but really, I don't even want the stuff coming here.
> CH> Thanks for any suggestions. I'm really frustrated!!!
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> /Krister
> crisekstrom at bredband.net
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