hello.
history: used thunderbird & spampal & kaspersky in my old windows
now: thunderbird & spambayes 1.0.1 plugin [not powerful enough, no virus scan]
future / planned: Spamassassin (doesn't work), ClamAV (doesn't scan my incomin mails) ... i think i need a step by step howto :oops: ... read in apt-get something about sendmail and exim --> is this needed, too?
Thunderbird Spamassasin ClamAV (and Exim?) solved
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Thunderbird Spamassasin ClamAV (and Exim?) solved
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Re: Thunderbird Spamassasin ClamAV (and Exim?)
sendmail is a common but not very good application to send mail (thus the name) so it has nothing to do with receiving mail. Of course it may be possible to have the same antivirus in "both directions"
Re: Thunderbird Spamassasin ClamAV (and Exim?) [part. solved]
Part. Solved:
Usin Thunderbird and Bayesian Plugin
Perhaps Spamassassin would have been overkill for my needs... but the virus scan would be great (not needed right?).
Usin Thunderbird and Bayesian Plugin
Perhaps Spamassassin would have been overkill for my needs... but the virus scan would be great (not needed right?).
Re: Thunderbird Spamassasin ClamAV (and Exim?)
virus scan only if you pass mail on to Windows....
Re: Thunderbird Spamassasin ClamAV (and Exim?) solved
Thanks for reply Husse. It's solved now. :)