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SpamAssassin 电子书，目录如下：
Chapter 1. Introducing SpamAssassin
Section 1.1. How SpamAssassin Works
Section 1.2. Organization of SpamAssassin
Section 1.3. Mailers and SpamAssassin
Section 1.4. The Politics of Scanning
Chapter 2. SpamAssassin Basics
Section 2.1. Prerequisites
Section 2.2. Building SpamAssassin
Section 2.3. Invoking SpamAssassin with procmail
Section 2.4. Using spamc/spamd
Section 2.5. Invoking SpamAssassin in a Perl Script
Section 2.6. SpamAssassin and the End User
Chapter 3. SpamAssassin Rules
Section 3.1. The Anatomy of a Test
Section 3.2. Modifying the Score of a Test
Section 3.3. Writing Your Own Tests
Section 3.4. The Built-in Tests
Section 3.5. Whitelists and Blacklists
Chapter 4. SpamAssassin as a Learning System
Section 4.1. Autowhitelisting
Section 4.2. Bayesian Filtering
Chapter 5. Integrating SpamAssassin with sendmail
Section 5.1. Spam-Checking at Delivery
Section 5.2. Spam-Checking During SMTP
Section 5.3. Building a Spam-Checking Gateway
Chapter 6. Integrating SpamAssassinwith Postfix
Section 6.1. Postfix Architecture
Section 6.2. Spam-Checking During Local Delivery
Section 6.3. Spam-Checking All Incoming Mail
Section 6.4. Building a Spam-Checking Gateway
Chapter 7. Integrating SpamAssassin with qmail
Section 7.1. qmail Architecture
Section 7.2. Spam-Checking During Local Delivery
Section 7.3. Spam-Checking All Incoming Mail
Section 7.4. Building a Spam-Checking Gateway
Chapter 8. Integrating SpamAssassin with Exim
Section 8.1. Spam-Checking via procmail
Section 8.2. Spam-Checking All Incoming Mail
Section 8.3. Using Routers and Transports
Section 8.4. Using exiscan
Section 8.5. Using sa-exim
Section 8.6. Building a Spam-Checking Gateway
Chapter 9. Using SpamAssassin as a Proxy
Section 9.1. Using Pop3proxy
Section 9.2. Using SAproxy Pro
Appendix A. Resources
Section A.1. General Spam Resources
Section A.2. Spam-Filtering
Section A.3. SpamAssassin
Section A.4. Mail Transport Agents
Section A.5. Related Mail Tools
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