Actually, it just clicked.  Each test has an assigned weight (which is
alterable) and the amount of tests a email fails determines the weight.  I
filter based on a combined weight and it will take care of emails that fail
several tests.

Thanks for all your help!

Philip Butler
Internal Systems Engineer
Region VI ESC
phone 936.435.2503
fax 936.295.1447
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>That makes sense.  So if I just want to HOLD or DELETE it, is there a good
>reference document that I can look at which will demonstrate how to use the
>weighted system to respond to messages which fail multiple tests?

What are you looking to do?

The weighting system works by assigning a "spam weight" to each E-mail,
based on the tests that it fails.  For example, if it fails the BADHEADERS
test (which has a weight of 8 by default) and the DSBL test (which has a
weight of 6 by default), the total "spam weight" for the E-mail would be 14
(8 plus 6).

If you wanted to hold all incoming E-mail with a weight of 20 or higher,
you would then add the following line to your
\IMail\Declude\$default$.JunkMail file:

         WEIGHT10        HOLD

                                        -Scott

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