So you're seeing a varying amount of ham, peaking during work hours, but a
constant flow of spam?
That's about right -- spamware never sleeps, whereas legitimate user-to-user mail is sent when people are around to send it ;)
You know that is quite an excellent, refreshing, and logical observation. =)
I am much more at ease now knowing that a lot of others have been experiencing steady spam rates as well. I have added a few tweaks and am happy with spam results for the day.
Thank you all for the insight, ~Jerome Cartagena
On Feb 25, 2005, at 4:14 PM, Justin Mason wrote:
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So you're seeing a varying amount of ham, peaking during work hours, but a
constant flow of spam?
That's about right -- spamware never sleeps, whereas legitimate user-to-user mail is sent when people are around to send it ;)
- --j.
Jerome Cartagena writes:Sorry for the confusion.
The blue lines represent HAM "clean" messages. While the green lines represent SPAM.
~Jerome Cartagena
On Feb 25, 2005, at 1:22 PM, jdow wrote:
What do the colors mean, Jerome? {^_^} ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jerome Cartagena" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Ok. Here are the graph details of SpamAssassin performance:
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spam_clean_day: (5 min avg) Max spam: 1304.0 msgs Average spam: 489.0 msgs Current spam: 516.0 msgs Max clean: 7224.0 msgs Average clean: 1309.0 msgs Current clean: 1357.0 msgs
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{^_^}
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