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Re: [Ifile-discuss] Ifile
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Jason Rennie |
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Re: [Ifile-discuss] Ifile |
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Thu, 17 Apr 2003 11:43:50 -0400 |
address@hidden said:
> This is a misconception which is widespread. For a user it doesn't
> matter if the system wasn't compromised when all his data and work is
> destroyed or tampered with. Just look at the mail viruses in the M$
> windows world. You don't need root premissions to be affected by this.
Ah. Very true. It could easily be attacked by a malicious e-mail.
address@hidden said:
> I started using it to filter my mail into folders and it is missing
> the spot a bit from time to time, but that is expected. At least it is
> far better than spamassassin which put me into swap every morning.
Yeah, ifile is low-overhead and speedy. You won't get as good spam
filtering as spam assassin. Spam assassin takes advantage of a much
better set of features than ifile. But, I guess that's the perl vs. C
tradeoff... :)
Jason