squintr wrote: > I'm seeing this in every message that goes through SpamAssassin: > > Score Matching Rule Description > cached not > score=1.451 > 2 required > -1.80 ALL_TRUSTED > -2.60 BAYES_00 > > This is often causing spam that should have a relatively high score to not > get caught. > > I've turned bayes off in my mailscanner.conf file -- am I supposed to go > somewhere else to turn it off? > Erm, you can't turn bayes off in your MailScanner.conf file. That's a Mailscanner config file that SA does not, and can not interpret.
Do you main /etc/mail/spamassassin/Mailscanner.cf? That said, a few things: 1) you need to reload your MailScanner processes for changes made to any of your SA .cf files to take effect. If you run a redhat-like distro, just do "service MailScanner reload". This will shutdown and restart all the MailScanner processes without disturbing the sendmail processes. Otherwise you'll have to wait until MailScanner kills and relaunches all of its children on its own, which might take a few hours. 2) If you ever have external mail match ALL_TRUSTED, you need to declare a trusted_networks setting manually. See http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/TrustPath > > > > >
