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Welcome to the community documentation and support site for the Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy (ASSP) server project. This site is a wiki so that all users of ASSP can contribute, correct, and refine the information that is presented here.

The ASSP server project is an Open Source platform-independent transparent SMTP proxy server that leverages numerous methodologies and technologies to both rigidly and adaptively identify spam. This web site's domain name, "ASSPSMTP", is the common name used for the daemon or service running ASSP.

How to use the Wiki

  • You are welcome to browse the site anonymously, but are required to log in with a registered account to watch, edit, or create an article. Watching an article can be very helpful, as you will be notified via e-mail whenever an article has been updated.
  • Links to off-site destinations are designated with Image:External.gif. Links to Wikipedia or other wiki site articles are designated with Image:Wiki_icon.gif.
  • We use the same MediaWiki wiki software that was developed for Wikipedia. Wikipedia offers an excellent introduction that covers exploring, editing, as well as an encompassing tutorial of how to use a MediaWiki wiki.

Where to Find Help

Join our growing Community!

  • Provide a testimonial of your experiences with ASSP!
  • Join us on Frappr, and help us track ASSP users and implementations globally!
  • Participate in the e-mail lists and forums, and help provide assistance to your fellow administrators!
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Recent News
2007-10-16 : ASSP 1.3.3.8 released
Download   Stable download available on SourceForge.net
2007-08-01 : ASSP 1.3.3.1 released
Download   Stable download available on SourceForge.net
2007-05-04 : ASSP 1.3.1 released
Download   Stable download available on SourceForge.net
2006-12-05 : ASSP 1.2.6 released
Download   Stable download available on SourceForge.net
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