- Dec 10, 2002
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Just curious how much mail everyone gets on a daily basis, how much is spam/viruses and what system you use to filter it. I recieve about 8000 emails on each of the 3 primary accounts I monitor (hostmaster, postmaster, abuse) as well as a total of about 200-300 per day total on my internal accounts for company business (admin, it-staff, rt-central, managers, and helpdesk plus my personal email addy) and aside from my daily logs, notices, and system logs, I still recieve a lot of email for a whole variety of things from both inside the company and customers.
If it wasn't for the wonders of Procmail, Spam Assassin, and Gateway Defender (virus scanning) I'd be burried in tons of useless mail. I posted a static page on my personal website (Spam results page for the "Hostmaster" account) showing the results of a spam report script I run daily at aproximately 3am as part of my daily log runs. Obviously it's behind the firewall here at work, so I put a static copy of the results (yeah, I know. It's ultra simple, but that's all it needs to be.) on my personal website for you to see just to give you an idea of how much spam I get, and this was a slow day!
What do you guys use for spam and virus filtering?
If it wasn't for the wonders of Procmail, Spam Assassin, and Gateway Defender (virus scanning) I'd be burried in tons of useless mail. I posted a static page on my personal website (Spam results page for the "Hostmaster" account) showing the results of a spam report script I run daily at aproximately 3am as part of my daily log runs. Obviously it's behind the firewall here at work, so I put a static copy of the results (yeah, I know. It's ultra simple, but that's all it needs to be.) on my personal website for you to see just to give you an idea of how much spam I get, and this was a slow day!
What do you guys use for spam and virus filtering?