On 6/8/2016 12:39 PM, Kris Deugau wrote:
kud...@netzero.com wrote:
We're running SA 3.4.1 with sendmail on Fedora Core 22. Every users has a
.procmailrc upon creation of the user but we have some legacy users being
inundated. If I just create a /etc/procmailrc will SA look at that first?
Usually. However, it'll *also* be called before your non-legacy users'
individual .procmailrc files.
I would just either copy the standard file to your legacy users, or a
minimal file with just the call to SA.
Does anyone have an example of a 2016-friendly local.cf file?
I'm not sure what sort of advice you're looking for here, IME SA has
been "pretty good" out of the box for the last few releases.
About the only thing I'd recommend is if you intend to use autolearning
with Bayes, to drop bayes_auto_learn_threshold_nonspam to at least -0.1;
the default 0.1 has a tendency to mislearn low-scoring spam as ham.
(At one point the default was 0.7, but my experience was that any
positive value tended to get spam autolearned as ham.)
-kgd
Usually you don't want to be autolearning at all, and only train with
messages that have been reviewed by a human. It's very easy for a Bayes
DB to spiral out of control after even just one or two wrong results.
