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    The SpamBouncer 2.2 beta

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    The SpamBouncer description

    The SpamBouncer is a spam filter that runs under Procmail, a Unix-based email processing program.

    The SpamBouncer is a spam filter that runs under Procmail, a Unix-based email processing program.

    The SpamBouncer filters and classifies your incoming email, moving spam to a separate folder or deleting it entirely. This allows you to find your real email without having to read through a flood of spam first.

    What's New in This Release:

    · New features include the possibility to check the retired spammers list, autoreporting to SpamCop, finer grain control of reverse-DNS-lookup-based scoring of spam, support for new blocklists, easy bundling of minimal default options for quick-starting new users, and more.
    · Usual housekeeping updates were performed.



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