I believe SA creates an X-Spam-Level header that has a string of stars
corresponding to the score. That would make it easy to create a filter with
a certain threshold; e.g. a match on "X-Spam-Level: ***" would act on
everything with a score of 7 or higher.
> Though, one request we got from our
On Thu, Feb 06, 2003 at 11:28:12AM -0800, Ladie Geronimo wrote:
> create a filter on their mail client using the
> points criteria. Is this a good or bad idea?
It's a bad idea (need some form of regular expression to parse the numbers
-- think of "for messages with a score of 7 or higher"). They
Thanks to all for your input.
Though, one request we got from our user is to
put the Hits(points) in the Subject line for
all inbound messages. Then, its up to them to
create a filter on their mail client using the
points criteria. Is this a good or bad idea?
-- Lad
--- Steve Thomas <[EMAIL PR
| Hi! have anyone tried adding the number of
| Hits(points)
| in the Subject line of the message?
Yep.
| In other words, is it helpful to have the Hits in the
| Subject line? Like:
I like having it there. Here's what I have configured for our server here at
work:
subject_tag ***SPAM*** (_HITS_)
Well the first impact of leaving it the way you have it show is that you
just added over 20 charachters to the front of any subject line which will
make some mail clients truncate the displayed "real" subject. I show the
score in my subject lines, but I use the subject_tag modifier in the
local.cf
