At 17:53 09-08-2007, missymiss21 wrote:
LOL, I did ask him, and he said that other employees get over 500 spams a
day. He pretty much brushed me off :-(
That's a significant amount of spam. If he won't help you, there
isn't much you can do.
SpamAssassin only runs tests to determine whether
At 05:34 PM 8/9/2007, Evan Platt wrote:
Can we remove nabble from allowing their users to post?
Following up to my own post...
December 1st, 2006. And I see posts from me are still being archived.
From: "Nabble Support" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Evan Platt" <[EMAIL P
Please reply to the list, not to me.
Well, if you don't know 'whatever the mail client is' then how should we?
If your filters in say Outlook aren't working, that's a question for
an outlook forum, not for spamassassin. Spamassassin doesn't block or
move messages to other folders.
At 05:40 P
LOL, I did ask him, and he said that other employees get over 500 spams a
day. He pretty much brushed me off :-(
Jim Knuth wrote:
>
> Heute (10.08.2007/02:28 Uhr) schrieb missymiss21,
>
>> Hi, I am not really all that computer-savvy, but I just started a new job
>> and
>> got a new email addr
Heute (10.08.2007/02:28 Uhr) schrieb missymiss21,
> Hi, I am not really all that computer-savvy, but I just started a new job and
> got a new email address that gets hundreds of SPAM a day... so I started
> fiddling around with the filter rules. Clearly, SpamAssassin knows it's
> spam, because the
missymiss21 wrote:
> Hi, I am not really all that computer-savvy, but I just started a new job and
> got a new email address that gets hundreds of SPAM a day... so I started
> fiddling around with the filter rules. Clearly, SpamAssassin knows it's
> spam, because the subject always has "***SPAM
At 05:28 PM 8/9/2007, missymiss21 wrote:
Hi, I am not really all that computer-savvy, but I just started a new job and
got a new email address that gets hundreds of SPAM a day... so I started
fiddling around with the filter rules. Clearly, SpamAssassin knows it's
spam, because the subject always