this is comming with some several disadvatages.Why? MagicSpam still supports their product. You're making noise for no reason.
As I stated this in my previous post, just want to know why.
this is comming with some several disadvatages.Why? MagicSpam still supports their product. You're making noise for no reason.
Bingo, SpamAssasin with pyzor/razor is your solution, you could even throw in iXHash. The ultimate solution for the ultimate cheapskate.
I've been thoroughly happy with MagicSpam + Plesk's Spamassassin for many years. I was disappointed, when I purchased a new Plesk server, that MagicSpam was no longer listed in the list of Plesk extensions. I understand that I can install it manually, which shouldn't be too hard, but it would be nice to have it available in the Plesk extension list, again.
We're in the (hopefully) final stages of business negotiations with the MagicSpam team. As soon as we have something definitive to announce, you'll hear it here. Thank you for your patience.
@trialotto and what, in your eyes, is the widely advertised Warden Anti-spam and Virus Protection then? It is just a nice wrapper around SpamAssassin Open Source, just like many other plugins (also Kolab). I'm not using MagicSpam, but this eliminates the point.it is based primarily on open source : this does not seem to justify any montly fee, does it?
@trialotto and what, in your eyes, is the widely advertised Warden Anti-spam and Virus Protection then? It is just a nice wrapper around SpamAssassin Open Source, just like many other plugins (also Kolab). I'm not using MagicSpam, but this eliminates the point.