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< < | For the most part, you can ignore the contents of your ~/.spamassassin/ directory, which is automatically created for you the first time you receive mail at Nevis. The one file that you might want to look at is ~/.spamassassin/user_prefs , which allows you to control the functionality of SpamAssassin![]() | |||||||
> > | For the most part, you can ignore the contents of your ~/.spamassassin/ directory, which is automatically created for you the first time you receive mail at Nevis. The one file that you might want to look at is ~/.spamassassin/user_prefs , which allows you to control the functionality of SpamAssassin. | |||||||
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< < | Your mail reader may also offer spam-filtering options. The advantages of SpamAssassin![]()
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> > | Your mail reader may also offer spam-filtering options. See this page on configuring SpamAssassin for why this is not the best option. | |||||||
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