> In light of the recent discussion on secondary MXes, we're experimenting
> with using a dummy low-priority MX to draw off some of the spam
> targetting our primary. The first phase was just pointing it at a
> machine that didn't accept mail.
>
> For phase 2, I installed a tarpit/teergrube script
"blacklist_to" appears to add 10 points to spam score. I would like to
change it so it adds 20 points. How would I do that? Reason being that way
"blacklist_to" messages will always be scored high enough to trigger them to
be bayes auto_learn spam.
Matt
Add them to your cf with a "blacklist_
Thanks. That fixed all my troubles!
Matt
I'd just add...
dns_available yes
...to your local.cf file.
This server connects to the Internet through an AT&T managed Cisco 3640
so the network should be up instantly. Although it runs as its own DNS
server. Perhaps named is not fully up when SPMAD s
I run a legacy mail server that does not support SpamAssasin yet. I would
like to run my mail through SpamAssassin now though, and was thinking I
could change my MX to point to a proxy that has SA installed and then
forwards off to my legacy email server.
I assume this is possible.
I have been t
In light of the recent discussion on secondary MXes, we're experimenting
with using a dummy low-priority MX to draw off some of the spam
targetting our primary. The first phase was just pointing it at a
machine that didn't accept mail.
For phase 2, I installed a tarpit/teergrube script on that
