> My spam_ass mail is never from the list address, nor to the list address.
> So how does whitelisting_from `spamassassin' do any good? I don't
> doubt that it does, or that I have a screwball conception of how it
> works but I don't understand how it would work.
I think CC: works as well as To: with the whitelist_to settings.
> The approach I mentioned uses one rule to catch spama-talk
> spama-devel and spama-{whatever}-request. Is that not less work?
The method I use is even less work than yours:
all_spam_to *@lists.sourceforge.net
Of course, that covers other sourceforge lists too, which may or may not be
what you want. You could be more specific, of course:
all_spam_to spama*@lists.sourceforge.net
The all_spam_to setting subtracts 100 from the score just like the rule you
suggested. This catches every single SAtalk and SAdev message, doesn't
require a new rule, and works in individual user preferences.
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