Arthur Dent wrote:
Hmmm... Not delete exactly, but the sa-learn job take so long that the
archivemail job has kicked off and finds the "TempSpam" and "TempHam" mboxes
in the Mail directory and dutifully chops out anything older than 180 days. I
didn't think that that would be a problem, but mayb
Arthur Dent wrote:
Learned tokens from 8 message(s) (3165 message(s) examined)
Learned tokens from 4628 message(s) (8703 message(s) examined)
Learned tokens from 3890 message(s) (8634 message(s) examined)
Learned tokens from 2264 message(s) (8671 message(s) examined)
Learned tokens from 2303 mes
Thomas Ledbetter wrote:
First of all: we're running amavisd-new, not plain spamc/spamd anymore.
We used to have N servers each running its own spamd deamons, so with separate
Bayes/AWL DB.
I have not understood how many machines run spamc and how many spamd.
With a rounb robin policy on a ha
mizzio wrote:
I'm setting up an SMTP server (centos + qmail) on a dell quad core
machine for sending out a periodic newsletter (10 millions a month).
In order to avoid any possible blacklisting problem, I'm looking for all
the best practices. Right now I've set up:
You need EXPLICIT authoriza
Steve Monkhouse wrote:
Yeah that works for that one.. but with multiple originating sources and
multiple carriers etc I thought there must be a better way than manually
enetering every mms provider... ??
I'm old fashioned and don't own an MMS-enabled phone, but phone numbers
are generally 12 n
Got these errors in maillog on a postfix+spamc/spamd Linux RedHat ES3
installation. Looks like this issue has not been fixed in 3.1.7,
targeted for 3.1.9?
Could it be that the system runs out of file descriptors? Don't think so...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] cat /proc/sys/fs/file-nr
843140303145
Jim Maul wrote:
I dont use mysql with SA, but you should be able to use truncate instead
of delete. It may very well be faster with all those rows.
From MySQL 4.x manual:
"For InnoDB, TRUNCATE TABLE is mapped to DELETE, so there is no
difference."
We're using InnoDB rather than MyISAM, s
Hi,
while doing some checkup on production servers, I noticed that the
bayes_seen table on MySQL is rather big:
row: 15'814'021 (15.8Mr)
size: 1'853'882'368 bytes ( 1.8GB)
I've understood SA doesn't clean-up that table, so it has to be done
manually.
Can I simply do a "DELETE
Spam message without any link, and instructions inside an image:
http://i11.tinypic.com/2pqtaba.gif
First time I've seen this. Funny, but other RBLs
(RCVD_IN_BL_SPAMCOP_NET, RCVD_IN_SORBS_WEB, RCVD_IN_XBL) caught it.
Paolo
Randal, Phil wrote:
You might wish to look at tweaking your BAYES_xx scores to reduce false
positives.
I guess that depends on how healthy your Bayes database is, though.
Can't really say how healthy it is. 99% of spam (guessing, but pretty
close) is in English language, 99% of our ham is in
Hi,
I just spotted this FP in our SA 3.1.4 quarantine...
I have no means to contact the sender, but I guess he used an Outlook
(Express?) client to SMTP a Domino server.
Even if we had the threshold at the default 5 it would have been
stopped. Is there a workaround on the rules or should I de
Gustafson, Tim wrote:
Could SpamAssassin benefit from a filter that would actually check the
spelling of the text parts of the message, and if misspelled words
exceeds, for example, 50%, then we can add a few points to the SPAM
score? I'm not sure how to begin coding this, but I think it should
Andy Jezierski wrote:
There have been numerous threads on how to have end users drop
misclassified mail to spam/ham folders in Exchange, but I don't recall
seeing any mention of a way of doing this with Notes.
Although we don't let users train Bayes, Lotus client and server from
version 5 an
Tony Finch wrote:
The following headers come from a legitimate message - I have obscured the
sender's name, but that's all. The "SlipStream SP Server" seems to have
appended the client username and IP address to the message-ID, causing the
FP. See also:
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/sp
ithout breaking-up lines!
Luckily Thunderbird has a rewrap function!
Have a nice weekend!
Paolo Cravero
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Hi,
this is a copy'n'paste from a message I wrote in December 2005 to the
AMaViS list.
Hi,
I thought you might like to know how much a commercial solution _very_
similar to amavisd-new+ClamAV+SA+MySQL+mailzu costs.
Something with AV+AS and webQuarantine to be instal
Hi,
these headers trigger the FORGED_MUA_OUTLOOK check on 2.64 and 3.1.0:
X-Spam-Checker-Version: SpamAssassin 3.1.0 (2005-09-13)
X-Spam-Level: *
X-Spam-Status: No, score=1.6 required=5.0 tests=BAYES_00,FORGED_MUA_OUTLOOK,
FORGED_RCVD_HELO autolearn=no version=3.1.0
Received: from xx.yy.y
Just reviewed the spam that passed through our amavisd-new + SA3.1.0
barrier and noticed something funny at the bottom of a message:
This email has been sent with an unregistered version of MaxBulk Mailer.
MaxBulk Mailer is a new easy-to-use mail merge software for Macintosh.
This message cam
Liviu Lalescu wrote:
Spamassassin is reporting it as spam, with a score of 5.6, but it is surely
not spam. I have also used a "sa-learn --ham" on it, but even after that the
message is still flagged as spam. I have done "sa-learn --ham timetabling"
and after that "spamassassin -t < timetablin
Philip S. Hempel wrote:
Did you copy'n'paste this or retype?
user_scores_dsn
ldap://locahost/dc=qmailldap,dc=lh,dc=com?spamassassin?sub?uid=__USERNAME__
locaLhost, perhaps?
Let us know...
pc
Mathias Homann wrote:
So, has anyone here seen/touched this thing before?
Not that one, but touched two other vendors' appliances.
For me, the only strong point with it seems to be the combined
firewall/AV/spam scanner thing (waitaminute... single point of failure??),
and the web admin fron
Not a solution but a few thoughts since we have LN here as well.
Domino servers add a hell of headers to email messages that might
confuse the Bayesian engine.
Forwarding internet mail from one LN account to another DESTROYS RFC2822
headers. Copying preserves.
LN clients can access IMAP mai
Hi,
I have successfully used a Perl POP3proxy on a Linux box with SA 2.6.x .
I have now migrated to 3.x, and some internal functions have been
dropped or renamed, so that Perl program doesn't work anymore.
Does anyone know of a (Linux) POP3 proxy that supports SA 3.x?
TIA,
Paolo
Michael Monnerie wrote:
X-Spam-Status: Yes, hits=4.924 tag=-999 tag2=3.5 kill=3.5
tests=[BAYES_00=-2.599, DNS_FROM_RFC_ABUSE=0.2,
NS_FROM_RFC_POST=1.708, FORGED_MUA_OUTLOOK=4.056, HTML_MESSAGE=0.001,
RCVD_IN_BL_SPAMCOP_NET=1.558]
X-Spam-Score: 4.924
Yes, increase the level at which an e-mail
Hi,
just incurred in a false positive with SA 3.1 (through amavisd-new).
The message comes from a friend, and he uses a real Outlook Express
client, perhaps the Italian version.
libero.it is one of the biggest Italian (free) ISPs.
Any hint on fixing this?
Paolo
.
Hi, what follows is certainly OT for SpamAssassin.
I am setting up SA3 with SURBL support, and I am configuring RBLDNSD in
order to run a local SURBL copy.
Before asking for rsync permission, I'd like to test the configuration
on a non-production system (with a non-production IP address).
I
Jesse Shumaker wrote:
Let me try and summarize what I have recieved from all these e-mails as
[...]
use and am trying to piece it all together.
Correct, except that the remote POP3 server is specified on client
configuration and not wired statically on the pop3 proxy box. At least
with the
Jesse Shumaker wrote:
Hi
This looks good and I think I may try this perl module. It seems that
it's geared towards a single workstation and not a network of machines.
They say that you point your client to localhost, which means that each
machine must have this installed. How are you guys run
Jesse Shumaker wrote:
Jesse,
It would be just like a web proxy. The outlook clients are redirectd to
the spamassassin box which filters the e-mail and forwards/relays the
requests onto our ISP's e-mail servers. If you can assist me at all with
this I would be greatly appreciated.
you can tr
Jake Colman wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestions for using mrtg to produce a graph showing
the amount of received email and how much of it was flagged as spam?
I am using mrtg, sendmail, and procmail on all the same server.
You need to write an external "program" (script) for the SNMPdeamon
Chris Santerre wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good logfile analyzer for Spamassassin?
Depends on what you want to analyze. One of the ninjas wrote a great script
to parse the logs and show rule hit statistics. If you are looking for that
I can see if I can find it my vast archive of ninja info.
Netmail wrote:
Ok
Now this is my config file
# This is the right place to customize your installation of SpamAssassin.
# See 'perldoc Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf' for details of what can be
# tweaked.
#
###
#
rewrite_subject 1
#r
Netmail wrote:
Hi
I'm new for spamassassin , when modify the local.cf file after restart
sendmail or what ?
If you are using spamc/spamd you need to restart spamd in order to
activate new rules.
If you are simply calling spamassassin executable from sendmail (highly
inefficient), no restart is
Craig McLean wrote:
Or just switch off SA scanning of that customer's mail for a day or so,
that should give them an idea of how effective it is... ;-)
I am convinced more and more every day that we should turn off SA once
every two weeks or so for "maintainance" reasons. Then users will stop
com
Hi,
I'm testing a setup with amavisd-new (latest download version) and SA
3.0.2 on RedHat ES3. This setup serves as a laboratory for upgrading our
SA 2.64 servers.
I would like to have amavisd-new to add X-Spam-* headers to all
messages, so I set the following:
$sa_tag_level_deflt = -999; #
Ben Poliakoff wrote:
Hi Ben
What sort of experiences have people had managing a sitewide bayes db
that is used by spamassassin (spamd|amavisd) instances on multiple
machines? I've got an environment with spamassassin/amavisd-new running
in parallel on a pool of two (but possibly more in the future
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