Spam is getting out of control. I use Mailwasher Pro, but I'm looking for something more powerful. Does anyone have something they'd recommend?
REQ: A Good Bayesian Mail Filter for use with Eudora
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Is it possible to hide the Trash folder in the panel ? Because if I drag messages from the Trash folder to folder next to it, and accidently drop the messages in the Trash, they are really trashed :-( - 2. Trouble with signatures
I have a basic Eudora account and one sub-account. But I can't get signatures to work in either one. I have set up two signatures, via Tools/Signatures/new and entering the words I want (just two names in each) but when I click on the File menu to Save, there is no Save button, only Save As which puts it somewhere else than Eudora. This may be the problem. When I go back to Tools/Personalities and try to associate the signature with each personality, it seems to work. In a new message the signature selecton box shows a choice of either signature but no matter which one I select nothing appears at the end of the message. Help?
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REQ: A Good Bayesian Mail Filter for use with Eudora
by Gary » Tue, 02 Sep 2003 01:56:04 GMT
Re: REQ: A Good Bayesian Mail Filter for use with Eudora
by DougZ » Tue, 02 Sep 2003 02:35:37 GMT
I've had very good results with the free open-source tool "POPFile." Info -- http://www.**--****.com/ It acts as a POP proxy for Eudora, examining emails as they are downloaded, but before Eudora gets to apply filters or place messages in mailboxes. Since it opens the messages, my anti virus tool gets a chance to look at them, too. ;-) Eudora 6.0 appears to have a well-designed integrated spam filter, judging from the docs at http://www.**--****.com/ I have not tried it out, just making judge- ments on the docs. Note -- Eudora 6.0 SpamWatch is only available on the paid version, not Sponsored or Lite versions. If interested in POPfile, don't let the web pages discourage you. It is not hard to download or configure. Just download from -- (may wrap) http://www.**--****.com/ and configure with instructions from -- C:\Program Files\POPFile\manual\en\manual.html Step 3 has Eudora-specific config instructions.
Re: REQ: A Good Bayesian Mail Filter for use with Eudora
by DougZ » Tue, 02 Sep 2003 02:50:49 GMT
Oops, wrong URL for manual. Use -- http://www.**--****.com/
Re: REQ: A Good Bayesian Mail Filter for use with Eudora
by Jim Thompson » Tue, 02 Sep 2003 03:26:16 GMT
I absolutely *love* Spamnix, a pre-screening plug-in for Eudora.
It now has Bayesian training.
I'm scoring 100% on spam with *no* falses!
...Jim Thompson
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Re: REQ: A Good Bayesian Mail Filter for use with Eudora
by Justin » Tue, 02 Sep 2003 03:52:36 GMT
DougZ wrote on [Sun, 31 Aug 2003 17:35:37 GMT]: POPFile is great. Plus it lets you use multiple buckets/classifications for email You can still use POPFile in front of it, and it works very well
Re: REQ: A Good Bayesian Mail Filter for use with Eudora
by Gorham » Tue, 02 Sep 2003 21:57:03 GMT
With Eudora v6, on my system at least, Spamnix is superfluous - maybe one message a week (out of thousands) goes in the SN mailbox. BUT!!! I have to have Spamnix on my system (disabled is OK) in order for Eudora not to notify me of incoming junk mails. I've reported it and tried uninstalling SN but no joy. Very weird and I don't like it but the work around is better than the annoying junk-only mail calls. 8( G.
Re: REQ: A Good Bayesian Mail Filter for use with Eudora
by charleytuna » Wed, 03 Sep 2003 05:36:50 GMT
I've used both Popfile ( http://www.**--****.com/ ) and K9 ( http://www.**--****.com/ ) with Eudora. Both are free. I prefer K9's whitelist and gui interface.
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