I'm having trouble with Bayes getting swamped by all the headers of Office-365
generated mail messages.
Our campus has outsourced its Exchange mail servers to O-365 and migrated the
bulk of user accounts to it. Thus a large percentage of mail our departmental
server receives is from on-campus O-365 users (pretty much all of it ham).
The problem I have is that O-365 messages have a monstrous wad of headers which
tend to swamp out body tokens so all O-365 messages (from local ham sources and
remote spammers using O-365) tend to get BAYES_00 score.
I've added as many O-365 specfic headers as I can to "bayes_ignore_header"
statements, but even with that for a test O-365 message, 2/3'rds of the tokens
are from headers. (40 from headers, 21 from body).
Bottom line, are there config settings that allow adjustment of total tokens,
tokens from headers vs tokens from body, etc.
Dave
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Dave Funk University of Iowa
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319/335-5751 FAX: 319/384-0549 1256 Seamans Center
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