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The Piratefish Open Source Anti-Spam System on Ubuntu Linux.

Build your own Anti-Spam Email Gateway

Complete Instructions How To Build It - $67.00

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The Piratefish Open Source Anti-Spam system is not a commercial anti-spam gateway product costing thousands of dollars. The Piratefish Open Source Anti-Spam system protects your email just like those expensive systems, but saves you thousands of dollars over the cost of commercial anti-spam solutions. The Piratefish uses all open source software - this means that all the software itself is free - the Piratefish instructions on your to put everything together are what you pay for - and this cost even includes support.

The instructions will show you how to download and create the Linux OS installation CD, then using that CD to create a complete anti-spam, anti-virus email gateway system. As you build the Piratefish, you also learn about Linux, and learn about how all the various open-source programs work together to protect your network from spam.

Systems managers from all corners of the world are using the Piratefish. Police stations, churches, ISP's, small hosting companies, services companies, a museum and even the Adams Mark hotel chain use the Piratefish to stop spam. The Piratefish is used in Austrailia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Japan, Korean, England, Germany, Canada, South America, Africa and the United States just to name a few.

Johnny, I did the first large scale install of the fish yesterday. The company has about 700 employees and I would guess 800+ email boxes on an Exchange server. I had the spam diverted to a mailbox called "spambo". The HR guy called me this morning and when I answered the phone, he said "Dude, I am a believer!" When I was selling my services to them, and was describing the spam filter, he thought it was too good to be true. He said "It does everything you said it would, the president of the company is really impressed." They had their managers meeting Tuesday morning - the lack of spam was the topic of the day. A grand total of THREE slipped through. Of course i had the advantage of having access to their Exchange server, so I fed the filter with about 9000 of their own spam.

Thought you would want to know :)

Andy Duplay, Duplay IT Computer Consulting, www.duplayit.com,3/4/2008

 

Martin L. Writes: I've just completed your guide to setup Piratefish for anti-spam and virus scanning. Great and easy guide to follow! Very good!

 

Josh S. Writes: First of all I want to say awesome job! I have been looking for a tutorial on how to setup a mail gateway for a while now and this is exactly what I was looking for. Ever since Ubuntu came out I have been a die hard fan of Debian based distros. I was hoping to be able to set this up on something Debian.

 

No Linux Experience Required

Unlike other guides and How-To documents you may find on the Internet, the Piratefish guide provides instructions to combine a number of free software packages and presents them in a way that people with no Linux experience can easily follow to build a working Linux anti-spam system of their own. Build times for most experienced system operators take less than 2 hours.

The Piratefish guide will walk you through the installation of Linux on your Piratefish server, and will provide instructions on how to install a Postfix email server and integrate it with MailScanner, SpamAssassin w/Bayesian filtering & Clam Anti-Virus all running with a Webmin graphical user interface. Daily email reports are made using LogWatch. Bayesian programming is done using Fetchmail with any IMAP mail server - even Microsoft Exchange. Image Spam detection is performed using a SpamAssassin Plugin called FuzzyOCR. After being processed by the Piratefish, your cleaned messages are forwarded to your existing mail system.

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Steven S. Writes: Piratefish Rules the World!  I spoke with my client today and she was very happy about the lack of spam.  She went from getting about 1 good message for each 10 spam messages.  Today she had only 2 spam messages total!

 

Piratefish Features

  • Now using Ubuntu Linux Server 8.10
  • Piratefish Anti-Spam Integration Examples to make integration easy on any network
  • Sender Policy Framework Support
  • Integrated Linux Firewall
  • Advanced Bayesian Filtering
  • Daily Activity Reports onSpam Blocking
  • Spam Black List Support
  • Configurable for Two-way Mail Relay
  • Image Spam Blocking & Detection
  • An Anti-Spam Solution compatible with all Email servers
  • Step-by-Step Instructions, written specifically for users new to Linux and Spam Fighting
  • Integrated testing throughout configuration and building process
  • Postfix mail server software
  • MailScanner fraud detection software
  • SpamAssassin for extensive spam analysis
  • Integrated ClamAV anti-virus scanning
  • FuzzyOCR decoding of spam attached images
  • Integrated PDF scanning detects PDF spam advertisements (added 8/11/2007)
  • Support for all major anti-spam and anti-malware black listing services
  • Support for white-listing of trusted domains and senders
  • Multiple Domain Support , no user limits
  • Flexible and Secure Linux Operating System
  • Troubleshooting & Linux Help Guide
  • Free online security and software updates provided by Ubuntu
  • Native Support for SMTP with TLS encryption
  • Email Technical Support
  • Secure Web Administration
  • 30 Day Money-Back Guarantee
N JJ Writes: I would like to thank you for putting together the piratefish anti-spam solution. Not only are your notes easy to follow but the results of implementing this software are very positive.

 

Mark B. Writes: I have set up a fish using Ubuntu, and am really happy with it working.

 

Mohammed A. Writes: I’ve been trying to implement a spam filter in my organization for a while now, but I couldn’t come across a low cost and simplye solution that is, until I came across yours.  I think it’s awesome.  I’ve set it up in no time and didn’t have any problems.

 

Chris G. Writes: I must say a big Thank You to you for your instructions on building the Piratefish. I have implemented a fish at one of our local schools here in Hong Kong (spammers sending porn to kids, can you believe it). We have seen spam reduce by about 95% straight out of the box, it's great!

 

Adrienne S. Writes: Using this Webmin module is so easy it makes me feel like I am cheating.  I'm still relatively new to Linux, so your manual and Webmin have been really helpful. I'm really excited to hear that you will be using Ubuntu.  I can't wait to see your new manual.

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