The following are commercial products for UNIX-like systems which use SpamAssassin. Other versions: [CommercialWindows], \["CommercialMacOSX"\], [CommercialUnix], [CommercialNetworkAppliances], \["CommercialISPs"\], [CommercialMaybe] |
\[http://www.clarkconnect.com/ ClarkConnect\] - a gateway/server with a [SpamAssassin] \[http://www.clarkconnect.com/webapp/moduleinfo.jsp?id=49 module\] (there's also a free \[http://www.clarkconnect.org/ Home Edition\] available) \\ |
\[http://www.nmgi.com/doublecheck/ DoubleCheck Email Manager\] - virus, spam, and email policy management gateway. \\ |
\[http://www.gibraltar.at Gibraltar Firewall\] - CD based firewall product with integrated Antispam and Antivirus capabilities \\ |
\[http://www.kerio.com/kms_home.html Kerio Mailserver for Windows, Linux and Mac\] - (see above) \\ |
\[http://mailshield.com/ Lyris MailShield\] - Anti-spam protection for servers, workgroups, and personal desktops. \\ |
\[http://opencompt.com Opencomputing Technologies OpenProtect\] - virus/spam e-mail filter gateway for Linux/BSD. \\ |
\[http://www.raeinternet.com/mpp RAE Internet's MPP\] - Application framework allowing you to combine various AV scanners such as ClamAV, Sophos, F-Prot, & Cybersoft's Pattern Authority along with [SpamAssassin] \\ |
\[http://www.canit.ca/ Roaring Penguin Software's CanIt\] \\ |
\[http://www.marcel.lqt.ca/ Marcel Network Solution\] - CD based VPN/Firewall, Anti-spam, Anti-Virus, Block unwanted attachment, Integrated webmail. \\ |
\[http://atmail.com/index.ehtml?p=filter&b=3& @Mail WebMail + Email-server \] - Commercial [WebMail]/Email-server including Spamassassin, Anti-Virus, [WebMail], Groupware and Multi-language ability. \\ \\ |
If your commercial product uses SpamAssassin, and is not listed here, please feel free to edit the page and add details. However, keep it short – preferably just a link – and we reserve the right to edit or even remove whatever's published here (especially if we cannot determine from publically-accessible information that the product does use SpamAssassin).
For fairness, we're trying to keep the items in each category in alphabetical order.