Tux Techie wrote: > > > I've inserted "score FH_DATE_PAST_20XX 0" without the quotes to the > end of your local.cf <http://local.cf> file to disable the rule for > 2010 bug. >
You need to double-check this entry and then restart spamd since the rule is still hitting on all of the examples you gave. If it is still hitting after that, then you need to make sure you are changing the right file. > Below is an example of a geniune mail from outside domain marked as > ham for a user and spam for other user > > http://pastebin.com/33WGrJ4b > Differences are Bayes and AWL. It is normal for these to differ between users. > Another example of a geniune yahoo.com <http://yahoo.com> mail marked > as SPAM > > http://pastebin.com/VkJcj3XK > > > Example of a mail from local network marked as SPAM > > http://pastebin.com/4FEMpc3G > Post some example headers so we can see what the scores are for each rule (We can assume default scores, but you may have changed them in local.cf, so it is best to look at the spam report header). You can add this to your local.cf if you want to see the report on ham as well as spam: add_header all Report _REPORT_ > I've entered my local lan series in trusted_networks in local.cf > <http://local.cf> but still its catching my local mails as SPAMS. > All of your local mail should hit the ALL_TRUSTED rule. If not, you should re-check your trusted_network settings. Adding your servers to trusted_networks does not exempt them from spam checking, it just exempts them from blacklist checks and such. If a local user sends a spammy message, it will still be caught (although the ALL_TRUSTED rule gives a -1 to the score, to help prevent false positives from your own network). Take an example mail and run in through SA manually to see exactly what is happening. $ spamassassin -D rules < sample.msg This will give lots of output, but most of it is easily understandable. Keep in mind that you will get different results (particularly with Bayes and AWL) depending on which user you are when you run the test. > If you can please guide me to some docs or how to for configuring and > tuning SA to give gud results. > The wiki is always a good starting point. http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/ -- Bowie
