--On Thursday, October 02, 2003 3:49 PM -0700 Jill U'Ren
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> The institution where I work is currently running SpamAssassin on a Red Hat
> 7.2 box.
I'm using MIMEDefang (a milter) on my 7.2 systems. There's a "recipe" on the
MD website explaining how to discard high-scori
Yes, and the answer is...
PROCMAIL!
(I sound like a, er, "scratched CD.")
Since SpamAssassin only tags the email, something else has to make the
decisions on what should be done with it afterward. PROCMAIL can examine the
headers, look at the X-Spam-Score field, do a test against it, and redirec
I bet your having fun! Inheriting another person's network can be a
nightmare. I've done so many tweaks, patches, and hacks even I don't know
what I've done :-)
Yes this is possible. As you have heard, not recommended. However you could
send anything greater then 8 to a spamtrap for manual deletio
On Thu, Oct 02, 2003 at 03:49:18PM -0700, Jill U'Ren wrote:
> Would it be possible to immediately "flush" anything that
> scores 8.0 (and higher) while keeping email that scores
> 5.0 - 7.99 tagged as possible spam and still delivered to
> the recipient?
Depends on how exactly your SpamAssassin i
Hi Jill,
I agree with Scott - it is possible but you should really think this
through. If there is a problem letting the end-user make the decision, it
would be better to forward to an administrative account for review. Having
worked for the Department of Education for over three years, I can sa
Jill U'Ren wrote:
Would it be possible to immediately "flush" anything that scores 8.0 (and
higher)
It is possible, but are you sure that you *want* to do that? What if a
legitimate message is discarded? IMHO, it's best to simply tag the
messages and let the end-user make these decisions.
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