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SpamPal adds SURBL support
02/12/2012
SpamPal, a client-side filter, now has SURBL support via Alain de Camps' version of the URLBody ...read more
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SurGATE SURBL Support
07/09/2010
Endersys' antispam and antivirus gateway SurGATE now has SURBL ...read more
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MxScan Anti-Spam / Anti-Virus Plugin
07/06/2008
MxScan is an anti-spam and anti-virus plugin for the MailEnable Windows mail server. It supports SURBLs via SpamAssassin, uses ClamAV, ...read more
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Sunbelt Software offers SURBL support
07/24/2007
Sunbelt Software adds SURBL support to Ninja Email Security(tm). "Ninja Email Security integrates antispam, antivirus, disclaimers, and attachment filtering with a plug-in architecture for ...read more
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Hexmail adds SURBL support
08/29/2006
Hexamail adds SURBL support to the latest version of their Windows/Linux server-side spam blocker Hexamail ...read more
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C command to query SURBLs
08/15/2006
Christian Stigen Larsen has written a simple C command line program to query SURBLs. The source is available at http://surblhost.sourceforge.net. surblhost is used by memurl.com to deny ...read more
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How to use SURBL with Qmail Toaster system
08/10/2006
Jamie Thom announces a wiki page describing how to setup SpamAssassin with SURBL on Qmail using the Qmail Toaster ...read more
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Postfix now filters based on SURBL hits using milter-link
07/22/2006
Anthony Howe has upgraded his milters to work with Postfix 2.3 and its new Sendmail 8 milter support. This means that Postfix can now filter based on SURBL hits using milter-link. "Also in ...read more
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MIME support added to Exim script
05/01/2006
Erik Mugele has added MIME support to his Exim script for checking messages against ...read more
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Milter-link checks Sendmail against SURBLs
05/01/2006
milter-link for Sendmail "extracts URLs from the message body (text, HTML, and/or MIME encoded)" and checks them against SURBLs, or after domain resolution against RBLs. Written in C, ...read more
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