I should have pointed out that, contrary to popular belief, spamassassin
is not a spam filter. It does not hold, refile, move, reject or delete
detected spam. It is a tool to judge and score, or classify, spam
according to a set of rules. After it's done you, or a filter or
script can then decide w
On Sun, 10 Aug 2014 07:30:19 -0700
Quoth Lunarpages tech d00d:
"..Spam Assassin global blacklists...", "...Spam Assassin blacklists..."
and open source software "with no guarantee of a certain functionality"
1, clueless. Proves himself totally ignorant about spamassassin.
2. lame. Disavows any su
On Sun, August 10, 2014 9:08 am, David F. Skoll wrote:
>
> Maintaining an effective spam filter is a lot of work. If LunarPages
> does not specialize in that (or at least have a group who specializes in
> it) it's almost certainly not cost-effective for them to bother. It's
> much cheaper to outs
On Sun, 10 Aug 2014 08:07:25 -0700
"Andy" wrote:
> I dunno. Anyway, again, I was more curious to anyone's reaction about
> how they view SA. I guess it's clear that they COULD manage it better
> but they're refusing to do so.
Maintaining an effective spam filter is a lot of work. If LunarPages
the cpanel controls only offer me raising or lowering the spam score and
whitelist or blacklist.
they did mention in a much previous email that i should turn on "dkim" but
i have no idea what or where it is. it's certainly not in my SA controls.
Axb suggested going with MX. I've certainly conside
On Sun, 10 Aug 2014, Andy wrote:
And then here is the response I received from Lunarpages
{snip}
it's pretty clear that we have no control over such issues and apart
from recommendation to tighten the Spam Assassin blacklist locally or
use the commercial spam filter we offer MXLogic for $1.
On 08/10/2014 04:30 PM, Andy wrote:
Therefore since we cannot control the Spam Assassin global blacklists it's
pretty clear that we have no control over such issues and apart from
recommendation to tighten the Spam Assassin blacklist locally or use the
commercial spam filter we offer MXLogic for
Hello it's the toymaker with the spam problem again.
I am just wondering if I could get a second opinion on a response I just
received from Lunarpages tech support (albeit the first level, and
probably a canned response). It would be helpful to present other
viewpoints, if any, to the higher level
