Re: [tlug] Alternatives to Spamassassin?

["Stephen J. Turnbull" <stephen@example.com>]

[ Sorry for the CC, but TLUG seems to be ignoring me lately.  Don't you
think it's long past time to install something beyond an excessively
complex and inconvenient implementation of /etc/aliases?  I'm sure
Mailman runs on NetBSD. ;-) ]

>>>>> "Michael" == Michael Smith <smith@example.com> writes:

    Michael> Running spamassassin (spamd, actually) is chewing up a
    Michael> massive amount of memory on my low-memory mail/web
    Michael> server. Can anybody recommend a less resource-hungry
    Michael> solution?

Not really.  Spamfiltering is inherently resource intensive, since
it's basically an AI application.


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