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From: Jon Rust <jpr@vcnet.com>
Subject: Re: email content filtering
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qmail + maildrop seems like a good choice, and that's the way I'm 
going. Maildrop has much easier to understand syntax than procmail, 
for those of us who have never used procmail anyway. It also supports 
Maildir right out of the box.

   http:://www.qmail.org/
   http:://www.maildrop.org/

jon


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