It "applies" all the rules, in the sense of testing each message for
each condition. If a message matches the conditions of a rule then that
is considered a "hit" on that rule. Rules that "hit" on a message are
listed in the report. Messages that appear, to the human observer, to
be very similar
On 22.02.10 13:02, Personal Técnico wrote:
> I would like to know how SA determines what rules are aplied while
> scanning a mail and what rules not,
only rules that have non-zero score are checked.
> because I have received two mails
> with similar body but applied rules were different.
it
On Mon, 22 Feb 2010 13:14:08 +
Kevin Golding wrote:
> In article <4b827244.2060...@caos.uab.es>, Personal Técnico
> writes
> >Another question: is there any way for configuring SA for getting a
> >detailed score of rules in a mail when "X-Spam-Status: No". By
> >default, SA does a detailed
In article <4b827244.2060...@caos.uab.es>, Personal Técnico
writes
>Another question: is there any way for configuring SA for getting a
>detailed score of rules in a mail when "X-Spam-Status: No". By default,
>SA does a detailed score when mail is marked as SPAM, but not in HAM cases.
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