> > What makes you think any of the rules are incorrect? A score of 6.1 is not
> > 100% (or even 99%, IIRC) spam.
On 14.10.09 22:40, MySQL Student wrote:
> Incorrect in that at least one of the rules fired when they should not
> have, making the valid email to be marked as spam.
Or maybe they did
> On 14-Oct-2009, at 19:40, MySQL Student wrote:
>> Which rule(s) is then incorrect? What is the right solution here? Is
>> the only option to whitelist the user?
On 14.10.09 19:54, LuKreme wrote:
> What makes you think any of the rules are incorrect? A score of 6.1 is
> not 100% (or even 99%, I
Hi,
>> I'm not sure which of those scored what. [...]
>
> Seconded. I do see quite a few custom rules. How much did they score?
My apologies; I hadn't realized so much of it was non-standard. It's
otherwise obviously not very possible to help without knowing what the
rules are for if you haven't
Hi,
> What makes you think any of the rules are incorrect? A score of 6.1 is not
> 100% (or even 99%, IIRC) spam.
Incorrect in that at least one of the rules fired when they should not
have, making the valid email to be marked as spam.
> there's a couple of things here.
>
> First, for some reaso
On Wed, 2009-10-14 at 19:54 -0600, LuKreme wrote:
> On 14-Oct-2009, at 19:40, MySQL Student wrote:
> > Which rule(s) is then incorrect? What is the right solution here? Is
> > the only option to whitelist the user?
> your spam test were:
>
> X-Spam-Status: Yes, hits=6.1 tag1=-300.0 tag2=5.0 kill=
On 14-Oct-2009, at 19:40, MySQL Student wrote:
Which rule(s) is then incorrect? What is the right solution here? Is
the only option to whitelist the user?
What makes you think any of the rules are incorrect? A score of 6.1 is
not 100% (or even 99%, IIRC) spam.
your spam test were:
X-Spam-
Hi,
I thought I would look through the quarantine for "BAYES_00" to see if
there were any mis-marked messages or if bayes was not firing
correctly, and I have found a few, although not how I expected it
would be.
Instead of finding BAYES_00 in spam, I've found it in ham that was
pushed over the t
