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Hello, What is the best scenario to fight spam from within
Squirrelmail? I am not afraid to install plugins, but I find the
Spam-plugin-page completely incomprehensible. Some plugins seem old (can they
still be used?) which plugins are compatible with each other and so on. Which
is the best? I have spent some time here and discovered that one developer doesn’t
even use his own plugin anymore, though it is still listed. I also installed
one plugin and discovered that it gave me a list of dns-servers that I could
enable/disable without any further explanation. The manual only addresses
spam send through Squirrelmail, not the spam one receives. As a result of
this confusion I now remove my spam manually whenever I cannot use Outlook. I’d
like to change that, how? Many thanks, |
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