Also you do want the tflags nice setup for your rule.
Since all of the scores for all of the rules are evolved with a genetic algorithm, the tflags nice stuff is a hint to the GA that it should start at -1.0 when trying to find scores for this rule. Otherwise it will start at +1.0 and evolve from there.
The "nice" stuff is no absolute guarantee that a rule won't cross over to the other side if there's a lot of spam that matches it, but it does at least give it a reasonable start place to evolve the score from.
At 05:37 PM 2/27/2003 +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have just added a trusted X-Mailer to my local.cf.
- How do I submit this so that the next release of SA may integrate it in its default rules so that everyone
benefits from it ?
- has anyone seen spam coming from lotus notes ? We run this in our company and adding this simple
rule decreases the number of false positives a lot !
- What is the tflags xxxxx nice in the 20_anti_ratware.cf which has the other trusted X-Mailer definitions ?
header USER_AGENT_LNOTES X-Mailer =~ /^Lotus Notes Release \d\.\d\.\d /
describe USER_AGENT_LNOTES X-Mailer header indicates a non-spam MUA (Lotus Notes)
score USER_AGENT_LNOTES -2.5
Regards,
Stephane
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