apt-get install spamassassin

or 

apt-get install razor

There are several guides to configuring spam assassin for debian (not sure 
how good they are) one seems to say get the source (instead of the Debian 
package which is not the way to do it. :), but the article could have been 
written before teh package was available.)

http://dman.ddts.net/~dman/config_docs/exim4_spamassassin.html
http://bogmog.sourceforge.net/document_show.php3?doc_id=28

Certainly if you do this exercise please make a step by step guide.  I 
think PLUG should be posting step by step guides from its members and 
setting up a mechanism for other members to comment on it.  

This would 

a. Increase knowledge by sharing information. (in easy to find manner w/o 
clogging the list.
b. Give people new to PLUG or outside who has experience in doing what to 
be better resources.
c. Shows people real strengths of PLUG.
d. By allowing comments, might even help those submitting the information 
get more knowledge.

I have started to do this for things I find my self doing more and more.  
Generally I write things in my journal and use that as self reference but 
more and more I find myself w/o my journal and so I started putting them 
in digital format I could get from anywhere.  It has been helpful just to 
myself. :)  I was going to put on my personal website (so I could could 
easily get at them, but I would rather put them on PLUG if its interested 
in such a thing.

The two I recently added and could probably dig up were...

1. Converting from ext2 to ext3. (non journaling to journaling)
2. Converting from lilo to GRUB.

Thoughts?

-Derek

On Fri, 26 Jul 2002, Robert Bushman wrote:

> Scott Henderson and I are going to try installing
> a spam remediation stack on my new Debian box this
> weekend. Amavisd-new, Vipul's Razor, and Spamassassin
> are on the plate, and something for DCC if none of
> the listed is a DCC client (I'm not exactly ahead in
> the research as you can tell).
> 
> We're doing it at Bandersnatch Saturday afternoon
> at 2:00 PM. Stop by if you are interested, or want
> to help (of note, I am a Debian newbie, could really
> use someone who knows apt).
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