Mike Pepe wrote: > I'm getting more and more spams sneaking through lately. > > I'm running SA 3.0.4 on Fedora Core 3. > > In analyzing the ones that make it through, I see that other users in my > domain are CC, which causes the auto-whitelist to score the spam lower > than if I run it through manually without that test.
Really, that shouldn't matter. the AWL doesn't care about recipients. It cares about the sender and the "originating" IP (which is really the first untrusted IP, since all the ones before it could be forged). Are you sure it's the auto-whitelist (AWL)? Only whitelist_to, more_spam_to, or all_spam_to should be affected by the Cc list. > > I've just set auto-whitelist to 0 in my .spamassassin/user_prefs.cf > which I hope will stop that from happening, but in the meantime is there > some way to manipulate or even reset my whitelist database? read man spamassassin, and look at these options: --remove-addr-from-whitelist --add-addr-to-whitelist --add-addr-to-blacklist Despite what many might think, these commands are pretty much only useful in making fixes to a misguided AWL. They aren't really very useful for black/whitelisting senders in the general sense.
