Giampaolo Tomassoni wrote:
>
>> >> In awl row: email|62.234|1|1.109 (e-mail|ip|count|score)
>> >> Something strange: count is 1 still and score has become 1.109 :(
>> >
>> > What happened to the email|none row? Is it still there?
>> >
>> Yes it still there:
>> email|62.234|1|1.109 (e-mail|ip
> >> In awl row: email|62.234|1|1.109 (e-mail|ip|count|score)
> >> Something strange: count is 1 still and score has become 1.109 :(
> >
> > What happened to the email|none row? Is it still there?
> >
> Yes it still there:
> email|62.234|1|1.109 (e-mail|ip|count|score)
You mean you don't have a
Giampaolo Tomassoni wrote:
>
>> 2. I do first test check:
>> cat test-email | spamc -R
>> Content analysis details: (-49.4 points, 5.0 required)
>> pts rule name description
>> --
>> --
>> 0.6 HTML_SHOR
> Hi all!
> I don't understand something in AWL working and want somebody
> clears it for
> me.
> I know that AWL is a score averaging system and it's bad idia to use it as
> whitelist, but there is possibility --add-to-whitelist(-W) to add
> e-mail to
> AWL with -100 score. This possibility wor
