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The SpamBouncer

Standalone Procmail Recipes
Last Updated 11/11/2005

You can download a number of standalone Procmail recipes that others have found useful from the links below.

The first group of recipes are supplemental recipes for SpamBouncer users. The second group are recipes taken from the SpamBouncer itself. They are intended for those who prefer to homebrew their own spam filters in Procmail, or who are running SpamAssassin or another spam filter and want to add certain SpamBouncer filters to supplement their other spam filters.

NOTE: Because the recipes in the second group are taken from the SpamBouncer, they aren't intended for and won't be useful to current SpamBouncer users.

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Supplemental Recipes for SpamBouncer Users

  Download Links Description
Alternate Delivery Recipe * Standard and Procmail 3.22 Fix (7/21/2005) A recipe to deliver your email to folders on a Unix system after the SpamBouncer has filtered it. This recipe has somewhat more flexibility and options than the SpamBouncer's built-in delivery options. Read the comments in the recipe for more information and instructions.
Sample .procmailrc file * Standard and Procmail 3.22 Fix (7/21/2005)
The current version of the SpamBouncer sample Procmail configuration file, called procmail.rc. This file is also included in the SpamBouncer archive.

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Recipes for Do-It-Yourself Types

  Download Links Description
Check DNS-Based Blocklists and Whitelists
(8/31/2005)
* Standard
*Procmail 3.22 Fix
A Procmail script that allows you to check a DNS-based list (blocklist or whitelist) to see if an IP is on it. See the comments at the top of the main script, checklist.rc, on how to use this script.

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