Re: [SAtalk] newbie: scoring FSCK

2002-06-03 Thread Skip Montanaro
Craig> I'm guessing the original author actually wants to blacklist the Craig> word fuck, but is too timid to actually type that to a mailing Craig> list of people (s)he doesn't know. If that's the case, I recommend dropping into a pseudo-Irish dialect, as in: He's jest a feckin

Re: [SAtalk] newbie: scoring FSCK

2002-06-02 Thread Craig R Hughes
I'm guessing the original author actually wants to blacklist the word fuck, but is too timid to actually type that to a mailing list of people (s)he doesn't know. C Andrew Kohlsmith wrote: AK> > I want to score FSCK more highly, and flag it as spam if it appears in AK> > the subject line. Can

Re: [SAtalk] newbie: scoring FSCK

2002-06-02 Thread Andrew Kohlsmith
> I want to score FSCK more highly, and flag it as spam if it appears in > the subject line. Can someone point me to the section in the docs that > addresses this? I can't figure it out. How to score it has already been answered, but I'm curious: Is the word "fsck" even used outside the tech c

Re: [SAtalk] newbie: scoring FSCK

2002-06-02 Thread Craig R Hughes
Add the following lines to the bottom of /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf: header FSCK_PENALTY Subject =~ /FSCK/i describe FSCK_PENALTYSubject contains "FSCK" score FSCK_PENALTY 3.0 The "i" on the end of the first line makes the search case-insensitive (ie will match FS

[SAtalk] newbie: scoring FSCK

2002-05-31 Thread Mark E Crane
I apologize for the cluelessness of this question. I've read the top-level readme and tried to search the geocrawler archive with google but haven't had any luck figuring this out yet. I want to score FSCK more highly, and flag it as spam if it appears in the subject line.  Can someone point