Bogofilter for non-unix users?

[David Relson]

David,

Consider the following scenario:

Let the sendmail machines run bogofilter and have it add "X-Bogosity: Spam" 
when appropriate.
LookOut checks for "if header X-Bogosity says 'Spam'" and puts message in 
spam folder.
If classification is incorrect, have user redirect message to sendmail 
machines.

With a little elbow grease and user cooperation it's doable.

David

At 04:56 PM 3/21/03, David Carmean wrote:


>Incoming mail to my employer arrives through a pair of sendmail machines.
>But probably 95% is then forwarded to our Exchange servers, where almost
>all users employ LookOut^W OutLook as their only mail client.
>
>So while bogofilter is easy enough for the unix geeks among us,
>I'm trying to identify a way in which it (or other statistical
>filter) might be employed such that LookOut users could manage
>their Bogofilter word lists.
>
>The problem is that our mail admins are filtering all incoming
>mail, using header/body regexps, without telling anyone.  This
>is a Bad Thing [tm] for the postmaster of an S&P 500 company.
>But I fear I'm going to have to hand him a solution on a plate
>to get it fixed.
>
>So anyone with experience using bogofilter or other statistical
>filtering in a heterogenous mail environment?
>
>Thanks....
>
>
>
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