Covington, Chris wrote:
Hi all,
I keep getting numerous FPs from not-so-savvy people who have DSL/Cable
(ie their machine is usually in some kind of DSL/Cable DHCP pool RBL,
though their ISP mail server isn't), use predominantly HTML mail with
big colors and weird fonts (i.e. hit HTML_* rules), hit
FROM_ENDS_IN_NUMS, NO_REAL_NAME, and are using their legit ISP's email
server. These people legitimately correspond with users in my company,
and they often forward jokes without prefacing people, etc. And since
my MTA uses my preferred RBLs anyway (though it just checks the last MTA
in the chain), it seems redundant to add even more points to these HAM
messages with RBL checks.
What is the best way to disable all SpamAssassin (2.55) RBL checks, but
keep Pyzor, DCC, and Razor2 enabled?
Change to your /usr/local/share/spamassassin directory (or whatever directory you're using) and run:
grep -i "^header .*check_rbl" * | awk '{print "score ", $2, "0"}' | sort | uniq >> local.cf
This will add a zero-score entry for each rbl test to your local.cf.
thanks Chris
ps - as a side note, I wonder if 2.6 will help stop all these FPs I get? My threshold is 6.0.
It should... Every new release seems to help. Plus, after a new release, while using RBLs, you should be able to bump up your threshold greately (I use 8), reducing the FPs and still not have too many FNs.
--Rich
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