First of all thanks for your reply.
Robert Menschel wrote:
I ran your rules against my personal corpus (scores are xx spam / xx ham of 43,638 emails in my corpus):
MAILER_LPI -- 0s/0h of 43638 corpus MAILER_FM -- 0s/0h of 43638 corpus MAILER_AM -- 1s/0h of 43638 corpus MAILER_PMTA -- 0s/0h of 43638 corpus MAILER_IM -- 0s/0h of 43638 corpus MAILER_AKS -- 0s/0h of 43638 corpus MAILER_RCC -- 8s/1h of 43638 corpus MAILER_MWZ -- 1s/0h of 43638 corpus MAILER_MA5 -- 3s/1h of 43638 corpus MAILER_ACC -- 0s/0h of 43638 corpus
Hummm this is interesting.
Ofcourse this will depend on the kind of spam you have, because we have hits from all this mailers on our spam, and i see some of them haven't scored nothing.
Just added a new rule: header MAILER_ERM X-Mailer =~ /erotic mailer/i describe MAILER_ERM Some porn sites uses this as X-Mailer score MAILER_ERM 1.0
If possible could you run this with your corpus?
header MAILER_LPI X-Mailer =~ /ListPower\Injector/i Is there supposed to be a space or something between those two words? Why the "\"?
It's a space between the two words, but it seems spaces don't need to be escaped, so just remove the backslash.
header MAILER_RCC X-Mailer =~ /Roving\ Constant\ Contact/i No need for the "\" before the space.
I'll correct this. Thanks again Carlos Santos (Portugal)
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