Hi,
As a matter of fact he doesn't have to use
weightrange in this case. I use:
SPAMSUBJECT weight x x 12 0 SPAMHOLD weightrange x x 20 24 SPAMDELETE weight x x 25 0
SPAMSUBJECT SUBJECT [SPAM:
%WEIGHT%] SPAMHOLD HOLD SPAMDELETE DELETE
As the delete action overrules the holdaction the
weightrange is not really neccesary but it makes me feel good and is a bit
cleaner.
I WANT the spamsubject action in case of held mail
(anything over 12 points) as I want to have the ability to sort spam mail by
points, this way I can do that by sorting it on the subject.
Met vriendelijke groet, Bonno Bloksma hoofd systeembeheer
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, November 03, 2006 7:05
AM
Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] One step
forward, ten back
Yes the can coexist but be sure to use weightrange to instead
of weight.
SPAM-LOW weightrange x x 8 13 SPAM-MED weightrange x x 14
24 SPAM-HIGH weight x x 25 0
SPAM-LOW SUBJECT [%WEIGHT%] SPAM-MED
HOLD SPAM-HIGH DELETE
> -----Original Message----- > From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Dave Doherty > Sent:
Thursday, November 02, 2006 9:20 PM > To: declude.junkmail@declude.com >
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] One step forward, ten back > >
> > I wondered if it's > > possible to set another one
higher to do the deleting, as > I'm seeing a > > lot of stuff
at 40 or more. > > Absolutely. Several action directives can
coexist peacefully in your > $default$.junkmail file, like
this: > > WEIGHT10 SUBJECT [%WEIGHT%] > WEIGHT20 MAILBOX
SPAM > WEIGHT30 DELETE > > Any message scoring at least 10
will have the weight added at > the head of > the subject in
brackets, like: > > [12] Buy My Stuff! > > Any
message with 20-29 points will be diverted to the spam > folder, and
> anything scoring 30+ will be deleted. > > >
> > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Todd Richards"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To:
<declude.junkmail@declude.com> >
Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 11:55 PM > Subject: RE:
[Declude.JunkMail] One step forward, ten back > > >
> > > Thanks Dave. Actually, I do, but with settings of
weight20 > <send to > > spam > >
mailbox>. I was worried about too many false positives. I
> wondered > > mailbox>if > > it's > >
possible to set another one higher to do the deleting, as > I'm seeing
a > > lot of stuff at 40 or more. > > > > As an
update, I found that I had a discrepancy in my weights. I > >
corrected that, and my filtering is doing great now. I > logged
into my > > spam mailbox a little bit ago and the few hundred
messages > that are in > > there are definitely > >
spam. So it's catching things now and keeping them from my >
mailbox - > > which > > was my main goal. However,
now I'd like to clean things up > just a little > >
more... > > > > Todd > > > > > >
-----Original Message----- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of > > Dave Doherty >
> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 9:34 PM > > To: declude.junkmail@declude.com >
> Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] One step forward, ten back >
> > > It seems like you're detecting things OK, but not taking
> action on the > > results. > > > > Make
sure you have directives like > > > >
WEIGHT14 MAILBOX SPAM > >
WEIGHT20 DELETE > > > > in your
default.junkmail file > > > > > > >
> > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: "Todd
Richards" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >
> To: <declude.junkmail@declude.com> >
> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 7:38 PM > > Subject:
[Declude.JunkMail] One step forward, ten back > > >
> > >> > >> Hi Everyone - > >> >
>> We are getting completely hammered by spam and I'm about > at
my wits > >> end. A few weeks ago I added a 30-day trial of
Message > Sniffer and it > >> doesn't seem >
>> to be doing any good. Today, I upgraded to the newest version
of > >> Declude. > >> I "think" everything went
ok. After reading through the > documentation > >>
(again) I went through my global.cfg file and cleaned up > some things
that > >> were questionable. For instance, we had several
domains > in the WHITELIST > >> TO > >> and
WHITELIST FROM. From what I've read and heard through > the
lists, > >> it's > >> not a good idea to whitelist
anything. In fact, earlier > today I had >
>> some > >> spam come through that was "from" a whitelisted
domain so > it just let it > >> through. So I
commented them out and planned to watch my > spam account >
>> (instead of deleting I have caught messages sent to > another
account for > >> review) to see the results. >
>> > >> So... This happened about 5pm tonight. I
went through a > short spurt > >> but in the last 90
minutes since then I alone have > received over 150 > >>
spam messages. > >> Before I made my changes tonight, that is
about the number I would > >> receive > >> in one day
(which is still too many). In one message, > this was in
the > >> header. To me, it should have failed and been
stopped. > >> > >> X-Declude-Scan: Incoming Score [39]
at 17:59:29 on 02 Nov 2006 > >> X-Declude-Fail: CBL [6],
FIVETEN-SRC [4], SPAMCOP [7], REVDNS [8], > >> ROUTING >
>> [2], SNIFFER [12], WEIGHT10 [10], WEIGHT14 [14], WEIGHT20 >
[20], WEIGHT20a > >> [20] > >> > >> Does
anyone have any suggestions to what I might be doing > wrong, or
> >> what > >> I > >> should look at
next? Would anyone (off-list) be willing > to look at my >
>> config files and see if something is apparently wrong? >
Are there any > >> sample > >> files where a newbie
might be able to see how others have > theirs set up? > >>
I > >> have been running Declude for over a year, and with the
> exception of some > >> minor tweaks, it's pretty much
running "out-of-the-box". > For those who > >>
are > >> interested, I'm running Imail 8.22 (with latest hotfix)
on > Windows 2000 > >> server, as well as the Declude
Suite, Message Sniffer, and > inv-URBL 2.7. > >> >
>> Thanks for any input or direction you can offer. >
>> > >> Todd > >> > >> >
>> > >> > >> > >> >
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