>12. I haven't tweaked anything. Assuming my reading of the >configuration files is correct, spamassassin is querying ADSP for >incoming mail, and applying a positive bump to the "spamminess" score >when a message comes from a domain with dkim=all, and a bigger bump for >dkim=discardable. This could account for many of the adsp lookups that >people are seeing.
That's mostly right. In 60_adsp_override_dkim.cf they hotwire fake ADSP values for about 90 domains, with the discardable ones including paypal and ebay in many variants, some greeting cards like americangreetings.com (Hi, Mike) and a few banks. The "all" ones include amazon and a fairly randon group probably from mail the developers got, e.g. astrology.com, linkedin.com,, and *.greenpeace.org. They also set lower weights for gmail and yahoo, only if the mail doesn't look like it came through a mailing list. R's, John _______________________________________________ NOTE WELL: This list operates according to http://mipassoc.org/dkim/ietf-list-rules.html