There is an issue with 2.0+ and the DELETE action when there's a certain
type of configuration used.  Declude seems to be aware of it, but no
"official" notice or "known" issues have been posted; other then from user's
of DECLUDE.

We've elected to revert back to 1.82 (with the subject fix) for the time
being.

Erik


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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Chuck Shaffer
Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 9:01 PM
To: Declude.JunkMail@declude.com
Subject: [Declude.JunkMail]Log Question


Declude 2.0.5 iMail

I have an entry in $default$.junkmail of

WEIGHT7       DELETE

Log reads

02/28/2005 00:01:01 Qcfa509be026a910d Tests failed [weight=68]: AHBL=WARN 
BLITZEDALL=WARN CBL=WARN DSBL=WARN SORBS-SOCKS=WARN SORBS-MISC=WARN 
SORBS-SPAM=WARN SORBS-WEB=WARN SPAMCOP=WARN CMDSPACE=WARN HELOBOGUS=WARN 
IPNOTINMX=IGNORE NOLEGITCONTENT=IGNORE REVDNS=WARN #WEIGHT1=IGNORE 
#WEIGHT2=IGNORE #WEIGHT3=IGNORE #WEIGHT4=IGNORE #WEIGHT5=IGNORE 
#WEIGHT6=IGNORE WEIGHT7=DELETE #WEIGHT8=IGNORE #WEIGHT9=IGNORE 
WEIGHT10=DELETE #WEIGHT11=IGNORE #WEIGHT12=IGNORE #WEIGHT13=IGNORE 
#WEIGHT14=IGNORE #WEIGHT15=IGNORE WEIGHT20=DELETE CATCHALLMAILS=IGNORE
02/28/2005 00:01:01 Qcfa509be026a910d Last action = IGNORE.

message is deleted.
Shouldn't all messages above 7 read?

02/28/2005 00:01:01 Qcfa509be026a910d Last action = DELETE.

not

02/28/2005 00:01:01 Qcfa509be026a910d Last action = IGNORE.

This seams to have changed apx 1-15-05.

What changed?

Thanks

Chuck

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