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[SpamAssassin Wiki] Updated: SaProxy
Date: 2004-09-07T03:00:15
Editor: CasperTone2003 <sp...@spamgourmet.com>
Wiki: SpamAssassin Wiki
Page: SaProxy
URL: http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/SaProxy
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-= Stata Labs' SAProxy =
+= SAProxy =
-[http://www.statalabs.com/products/saproxy/]
+Based on Pop3Proxy from Dan McDonald. Derived by Daniel Quinlan commisioned by Stata Labs´s.
+
+It is a free version.
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+There used to be a "handly available" free version. Stata Lab´s FAQ said (not anymore):[http://www.statalabs.com/]
+
+'''What happened to the free version?''' - Last year, Stata Lab´s offered a free open source version of SAproxy 1.2. This version could also be found in the Open Source community for SpamAssassin. However, the product did not have a simple configuration or intuitive user interface, and, as a result, was difficult for the majority of users to understand and implement. In order to bring the power of SAproxy to a larger audience of users, Stata Labs put in a significant amount of effort to create, SAproxy Pro, which is easier to use, configure and refine. SAproxy Pro is the commercial version of SAproxy, complete with support and ongoing improvements.
+
+Currently (9 September 2004) Stata Lab´s said:
+[http://www.statalabs.com/support/saproxypro/WebHelp/About_Spam_Assassin.htm]
-There used to be a free version. Their FAQ says:
+SAproxy Pro complies with the Perl Artistic License in the following ways:
+
+Following 3(a) by placing the modifications in the Public Domain
+
+Following 4(b) by distributing a standard version of SpamAssassin, which is available here [http://cvs.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/spamassassin/] under the "spamassassin" module
+
+
+= Stata Labs' SAProxy PRO =
+
+[http://www.statalabs.com/products/saproxy/]
-'''What happened to the free version?''' - Last year, Stata Labs offered a free open source version of SAproxy 1.2. This version could also be found in the Open Source community for SpamAssassin. However, the product did not have a simple configuration or intuitive user interface, and, as a result, was difficult for the majority of users to understand and implement. In order to bring the power of SAproxy to a larger audience of users, Stata Labs put in a significant amount of effort to create, SAproxy Pro, which is easier to use, configure and refine. SAproxy Pro is the commercial version of SAproxy, complete with support and ongoing improvements.
+Currently a non-free derived-version