Ben Rometsch wrote: > On 12 Aug 2008, at 22:09, Daniel L. Miller wrote: > >> Ben Rometsch wrote: >>> On 12 Aug 2008, at 18:18, Daniel L. Miller wrote: >>> >>> >>>> Um...read my previous message again. sendAllSpam (ccAllSpam) is your >>>> friend. If you have ASSP configured correctly - you will see the >>>> various message score hits in the headers. So you'll want to enable >>>> the >>>> various Add***Header options - this will also get you ASSP headers in >>>> received mail so you can see what ASSP found and permitted to pass. >>>> Then, if you've received something you feel shouldn't have gotten >>>> through - send it through the analysis (either web page or e-mail) and >>>> you'll see how it passed - and be able to tweak settings until it gets >>>> caught. >>>> -- >>>> Daniel >>>> >>> >>> What I really want is message score stats on Ham, not Spam. I can sort >>> of achieve this by grepping through the mail spool files on the >>> server. Does ASSP provide a Message Score header for Ham? Looking >>> through the mail files I cant really see anything consistent? >>> >>> Thanks >>> >> I'm honestly not trying to be insulting. Your message style indicates >> you have a reasonable command of english. So I can adjust the format of >> my responses for future queries, what part of my previous response is >> not clear? >> >> "you'll want to enable the various Add***Header options - this will also >> get you ASSP headers in received mail so you can see what ASSP found and >> permitted to pass." >> >> -- >> Daniel > > You really do appear unable to read my messages. I said "I cant really > see anything consistent". I see a variety of messages, but I am unable > to find a consistent string from ASSP with the overall message score. > > To be honest, if you are unable to provide comment without being rude, > I'd really rather you didn't reply at all. > > If you have enabled the flags, try reading: X-Assp-Message-Score X-Assp-Message/IP-Score
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