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What you need to do is just turn off/lower the score of those tests
if you don't like them. That message wouldn't have even gotten
through to my server, as I reject mail from the sites in those
blacklists. Those tests mean that the server administra
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Weird, for some reason my PGP said your signature was bad on that
message.
Here's one signed by me! :)
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Greg Leffler
Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 9:51 PM
To:
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Personally, I love the PGP signature bonus, and I think that should
stay relatively high. I've never seen a piece of Spam with a PGP
signature, and I use them quite a bit myself, as do many other IT
folks. I don't think that Spammers are going to go
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I'm having the exact same problem with Razor, I decided to download
and install it this morning before installing the 2.1 release of
SpamAssassin, but Razor::Client doesn't appear to exist. I used the
1.20 release of Razor, if you're curious. I trie
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Yep, I've noticed it flagging a lot of e-mails from friends that have
legitimate hotmail accounts as well. That's on 2.0 on my Red Hat
Linux box.
Seth Bokelman
PC Support Specialist
College of Social & Behavioral Sciences
University of Northern Iowa
