On Fri, May 08, 2015 at 01:55:47PM +0100, RW wrote:
[Plugin::ASN]
> The plugin generates psuedo-headers you can run tests against. X-ASN
> and X-ASN-Route contain _ASN_ and _ASNCIDR_ respectively.
Thank you very much! This is indeed easy to test.
It would be great if this piece of informati
Dear list members,
upgrading to Debian Jessie has brought SpamAssassin 3.4.0 to a private
server of mine. For its particular use case, I like to directly assign
scores to autonomous systems whose owners provide snowshoe spamming
services. (I realize this strategy may be less useful for large mai
Quoting "Kevin A. McGrail" :
On 7/25/2014 8:07 AM, Andre Luiz Paiz wrote:
I tried to use the following rule (from Spamassassing guide), but
it did not worked:
header LOCAL_HEADER from =~ /@localhost/ [if-unset: @localhost]
score LOCAL_HEADER -3.0
- Sample of the email on pa
Quoting Adi :
W dniu 2014-07-25 14:07, Andre Luiz Paiz pisze:
Hi everybody,
I received a SPAM that Spamassassing gave a high negative score
(-86.0) to a e-mail message. I believe that is because the spammer
Maybe you get -100 for whitelist ?
Please check (or pastebin) mail headers (X-Spam
Hi everybody,
I received a SPAM that Spamassassing gave a high negative score (-86.0) to
a e-mail message. I believe that is because the spammer altered the "From:"
header field to: querercrer@localhost. The source domain is:
web3.host-services.com and the message is a SPAM.
Even messages sent fr
? Which would be
> most conservative of bandwidth between the boxes?
'Fastest' depends on the load on the servers.
Bandwidth will depend on how large your average message is, and what you
store in the database (user prefs, awl, bayes...)
-andre
>
> --
> Lindsay Haisley | &qu
Does that require changes to spamassassin or is it using multi already
(3.2.5 used here)?
My stats report those:
URIBL_JP_SURBL
URIBL_AB_SURBL
URIBL_SC_SURBL
URIBL_OB_SURBL
URIBL_WS_SURBL
No report of multi in there but lots of individuals...
Thanks,
-andre
>
> Cheers,
>
> Jeff C.
>
On Wed, 4 Feb 2009, Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
> On 03.02.09 21:39, Andre wrote:
> > spamc is never called from Exim in this case, so the --ssl switch can't be
> > used. At least that is my understanding (maybe mis-understanding?) of the
> > situation.
>
> D
> spamd end to limit who can reach it? Chances are there's a firewall
> involved in this situation anyway...
>
spamc is never called from Exim in this case, so the --ssl switch can't be
used. At least that is my understanding (maybe mis-understanding?) of the
situation.
I haven't thought about a VPN yet, but it could probably work. I only
thought about a ssh tunnel so far, which may also work.
Still, if anyone knows an esay off-the-shelf solution for exim I'd prefer
that (if it exists).
Thank you,
-andre
On Tue, 3 Feb 2009, Martin Gregorie wrote:
a similar setup? Are
we just missing something? Other stories to tell...
Thank you,
-andre
'd would much rather wait until the production release of 3.1 -- and can live
without
bayes for a while -- than running a RC in production.
Andre Nicholson
Running PostgreSQL 8.0.3 for bayes. SpamAssassin version 3.0.4, running on Perl
version
5.8.0.
Thanks
Andre Nicholson
UMPossible UK Geocities spam site
score GEOCITIES_NUM5.0
This works for me and I have yet to see any FP. Also, these type of
messages for me usually will land BAYES_99 and a few DNS_FROM_RFC_*
rules which help bring up the score.
Andre Nicholson
> Daniel Quinlan wrote:
>> I don't expect the translations to be usable without editing, but I
>> suspect that editing will be faster than writing from scratch. Some are
>> directly usable. Some are not.
>
> OK, I hadn't realised this was simply intended as help for human
> tran
>> The problem is, it seems that sa-learn is ignoring the -u / --user= flag.
>
> Of course it's ignoring it. There is no -u flag in sa-learn. ONLY spamc
> and spamd accept that flag.
>
> sa-learn uses the userid of the user that calls it. Period.
>From TFM:
-u username,
> I'd like to see the scores each rule is contributing in the headers in
> X-Spam-Status,
> and I'd like to do it site wide, so I've added a line to local.cf:
>
> add_header all Status_YESNO hits=_HITS_ required=_REQD_ tests=_TESTSSCORES_
> autolearn=_AUTOLEARN_
>
> But all I
John Owens wrote:
I'd like to send as original a message as I can to
SpamCop and other places since they don't like
munged reports. Currently I'm doing this manually,
which is annoying. I note that sa-learn knows how
to remove all SA-specific annotations from a message
(unwraps MIME, removes head
> I'd like to run
> sa-learn --ham *
> on a bunch of folders. But each of these folders has 3 files in them that I
> believe Cyrus uses for indexing - cyrus.header, cyrus.index, cyrus.cache.
> How do I exclude those files from being learned? Or don't I have to worry
> about them?
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