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Subject: Antispam solutions
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Hello,

I've been researching several different vendors for antispam over the =
last
few weeks.  It seems many of the major commercial players (Brightmail,
Sophos) charge per-user rates that make it difficult to the bottom line.

One of the goals is to prevent the mail from actually hitting our =
backend
Qmail systems, but at the same time give users the ability to weed =
through
their messages in a quarantine.  Initially we wanted to deploy Spam =
Assassin
but haven't found any quarantine method available.

So - my question is what some of you were using for ISP-based antispam, =
and
do you know of a user-manageable quarantine for SA?  We have roughly 90k
users and 11k domains.

Thanks for any input or critiques you may have...


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Phillip Salzman
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