On Wed, 15 Mar 2017 16:31:48 -0500 (CDT) David B Funk wrote: > 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).
What's preventing you from completing this. IIWY I'd put the FNs through spamassassin -D bayes to see what the remaining problem is. > Bottom line, are there config settings that allow adjustment of total > tokens, tokens from headers vs tokens from body, etc. I don't think there are.
