Alistair Ross a écrit :
> Am I in the wrong place for asking questions about amavis-come-spamassassin?
>
> I appreciate that spamassassin does not reject/move, amavis does. If
> it is a configuration problem, the likeliness of blame is the amavis
> configuration, which encompasses spamassassin to
Alistair Ross writes:
> I recently switched from a spamassassin only based setup to an
> amavis-new combo setup, which seems to be doing all the right things,
> apart from the fact that it's picking up 60% of the spam. The rest of
> the spam is blatantly being identified as spam, then being re-ite
Am I in the wrong place for asking questions about amavis-come-spamassassin?
I appreciate that spamassassin does not reject/move, amavis does. If
it is a configuration problem, the likeliness of blame is the amavis
configuration, which encompasses spamassassin too.
Regards,
On 1/25/06, Evan Pla
On Tue, January 24, 2006 4:33 pm, Alistair Ross wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I recently switched from a spamassassin only based setup to an
> amavis-new combo setup, which seems to be doing all the right things,
> apart from the fact that it's picking up 60% of the spam. The rest of
> the spam is blatant
