On 16 Oct 2002 Tim Provencio ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
> Reason being; in the case of missed messages, it would be nice to see what
> tests are resulting in what scores. I've looked thru the config options and
> don't see anything of the likes. Is there some "secret" or undocumented
> directive I can turn on to accomplish this?
The way I get granularity is to
1) set my required_hits very low, for example right now I'm using
required_hits 1.00
2) inject the spam score into the beginning of the subject using
rewrite_subject 1
subject_tag {* _HITS_ *}
3) prefilter my bluelist (solicited bulk) and greenlist
messages so they aren't touched by SA
4) send everything else (the "yellow" messages) through SA and
sort that mailbox by Subject. This gives me
pretty much infinite granularity instead of the white/black
granularity that a lot of people seem to find sufficient.
I'm writing about this on my Reverse Spam Filtering: Winning
Without Fighting page, which is here:
<http://www.ii.com/internet/messaging/spam/>
HTH,
Nancy
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