I need your opinion on a good Anti-Spam Strategy

[IT_Architect]

I read through SpamBlocker install and extra modules and I did that about 3 years ago. There isn't much mail on that server, so I don't know if it is even a good method. Prior to that I just used SpamBlocker, plus ClamAV plus SpamAssassin. Then there's blockcracking for outbound. I just want something I can ignore and have it not break or require tweaking all the time. Before the one 3 years ago I just used SpamBlocker, SpamAssassin, and ClamAV. The SpamAssassin is very teachable by users it you set it up, and ClamAV is not tough to set up do automate system and home directory scans. I just need what works well currently and your advice before I just follow the "yellow brick road" with SpamBlocker and extra modules.

It has a link that says, "please make sure pre-requisites for SpamAssassin are installed before executing the commands below" but when you click the link there are no pre-requisites.

Thanks!

 

[mxroute]

Switch to rspamd and run this:

da_server_updates/update_rspamd.sh at master · mxroute/da_server_updates

Scripts for updating our DirectAdmin servers. Contribute to mxroute/da_server_updates development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

Then do this:

cat >> /etc/exim.strings.conf.custom <<EOL
RBL_DNS_LIST==bl.mxrbl.com
EOL

I'm pretty proud of my work, and I have no desire to keep it to myself.