What does this header mean?... X-Spam_score_int: -38
What does this header mean?... X-Spam_score_int: -38
Looking for a quick reference key about understanding the basic spamassassin headers
Looking for a quick reference key about understanding spamassassin headers on messages a) for the most important spamassassin headers b) and for all the spamassassin headers
How do you set nomail for the List?
How do you set nomail for the List?
Re: -Suggestion. Develop a List of examples of SpamAssassin Headers...
$ perldoc Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf
No documentation found for "Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf".
"Bill Cole"
writes:
This is not really possible.
Run 'perldoc Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf'
Am 31.01.19 um 21:34 schrieb Don Saklad:
How is it run?...
Reindl Harald writes:
> by just type it in a terminal?
$ perldoc Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf
No documentation found for "Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf".
-Suggestion. Develop a List of examples of SpamAssassin Headers...
-Suggestion a) Develop a List for curious new/novice end endusers of examples of SpamAssassin Headers b) with examples of Data that can appear in the SpamAssassin Headers. Avoid as much as possible unexplained jargon familiar to experts of SpamAssassin. Or encourage folks at local configurations to develop a List ! "Bill Cole" writes: > On 30 Jan 2019, at 20:33, Don Saklad wrote: >> Thank you Martin Gregorie! >> >> Looking for the closest thing to a list for new/novice users of >> all SpamAssassin headers that can appear with descriptions for >> understanding the data that can appear at each SpamAssassin >> header. > This is not really possible. > > Run 'perldoc Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf' How is it run?... > and read the description of the > add_header directive and the TEMPLATE TAGS section. This will explain > some of the information from SA that can appear in headers. >> It's for new/novice users' curiosity about understanding better >> the data in each SpamAssassin header that can appear in messages' >> headers. > Depending on how you hook SA into your mail system and how it is > configured, messages can have no headers generated by SA ever or any > arbitrary header with a name that starts with "X-Spam-" containing a > wide range of information available to SA in arbitrary formats defined > by the local configuration. Beyond the headers that can be generated > by SA itself, some mechanisms for integrating SA are commonly > configured to add their own headers of their own design containing SA > information. > > For example, the widely-used cPanel/WHM server management software > uses a custom configuration for Exim (the MTA it uses) which mimics > the SA X-Spam-Report, but does not quite match it. Why? I don't know.
List for new/novice users of all SpamAssassin headers that can appear with descriptions for understanding?...
Thank you Martin Gregorie! Looking for the closest thing to a list for new/novice users of all SpamAssassin headers that can appear with descriptions for understanding the data that can appear at each SpamAssassin header. It's for new/novice users' curiosity about understanding better the data in each SpamAssassin header that can appear in messages' headers. > On Wed, 2019-01-30 at 15:24 -0500, Don Saklad wrote: >> Re: What's available to interpret spamassassin headers? Martin Gregorie writes: > Why do you want to interpret them? > > Once we know that we may be able to provide more sensible answers, but > in its absence all I can say is awk, C, and Perl. > > Here's what I use each for: > - C: a program that looks at messages returned by spamc and decides > whether its ham (which is passed to my internal MTA for delivery) > or spam (which is quarantined). It only needs to look at the > spam/notspam flag but is handling complete mail messages > > - Perl: a module run by logwatch which scans maillogs to generate a > report on the ham and spam seen the previous day > > - awk: a script which scans maillogs to analyse spamd performance. > > - bash scripts: sometimes combined with grep, provide tools that make > SA rule development easier. > > Martin
What's available to interpret spamassassin headers?
What's available to interpret spamassassin headers?
What happened to "end-user notice"?
What's the correct Link? At https://spamassassin.apache.org/ it indicates... ". Sent here because you received an e-mail message which was modified by SpamAssassin? Please read this end-user notice https://spamassassin.apache.org/404.html Not a good Link !
Re: Identifying headers for users@spamassassin.apache.org
Someday, in the future when we have real computers users would have things the way they prefer. On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 7:58 PM, Michelle Konzack wrote: > Am 2008-10-01 08:05:11, schrieb Don Saklad: >> Of the many many subscriptions this is the only subscription that >> doesn't have a bracketed list name inserted in the header subject. >> >> Programming solutions don't work for users not programmers! > > I am currently on 117 Mailinglists and only , , > and some LUGs have those crap adds... > > Since it is nearly impossibel to read 2500 messages per day, I am > looking ONLY at the SUBJECT and if there is a monster add like you > suggested I would not more able to read the subject in which I am > interested in. > > Note: 99% of my Computer-Time I am on a 80x25 character Terminal > and have the need to read/write my Mails from everywhere... > > Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening >Michelle Konzack >Systemadministrator >24V Electronic Engineer >Tamay Dogan Network >Debian GNU/Linux Consultant > > > -- > Linux-User #280138 with the Linux Counter, http://counter.li.org/ > # Debian GNU/Linux Consultant # > Michelle Konzack Apt. 917 ICQ #328449886 > +49/177/935194750, rue de Soultz MSN LinuxMichi > +33/6/61925193 67100 Strasbourg/France IRC #Debian (irc.icq.com) >
Re: Identifying headers for users@spamassassin.apache.org
What do the jargon terms mean?... in On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 8:35 AM, Arvid Ephraim Picciani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Wednesday 01 October 2008 14:05:11 Don Saklad wrote: >> Of the many many subscriptions this is the only subscription that >> doesn't have a bracketed list name inserted in the header subject. >> >> Programming solutions don't work for users not programmers! > > Discussing this further might just lead to the typical "why don't you just use > $OS with $MTA and $MUA, like everyone does?" Maybe becouse we feel that > standards work a lot better then optimising our website for $BROWSER and > $RESOLUTION. > > I strongly suggest you either learn to configure your MUA, or use a MUA that > supports lists by default. > > -- > best regards > Arvid Ephraim Picciani > IB C SOLUTIONS LTD >
Re: Identifying headers for users@spamassassin.apache.org
Of the many many subscriptions this is the only subscription that doesn't have a bracketed list name inserted in the header subject. Programming solutions don't work for users not programmers!
Re: Identifying headers for users@spamassassin.apache.org
Thank you! I'm looking for a workaround, a kludge so that for my subscription to users@spamassassin.apache.org the header line of messages would appear for example something like Subject: [usersspamassassin] identifying headers with the bracketed name of the list inserted into every list message subject line.
Re: Identifying headers for users@spamassassin.apache.org
It would be better to have the header something like Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Identifying headers for users@spamassassin.apache.org
How do you setup things so that all messages from users@spamassassin.apache.org include identifying headers that begin something like Subject: [usersspamassassin] .
Re: How do you use Emacs to sort RMAIL email based on spamassassin headers?...
yry ? RMAIL group ? Looking around for any RMAIL groups... if you happen upon any, please let me know... List-Id: ? Looking around for more information about List-Id:
How do you use Emacs to sort RMAIL email based on spamassassin headers?...
How do you use Emacs to sort RMAIL email based on spamassassin headers?... .
How do you filter spam messages into a separate file from RMAIL with SpamAssassin in Emacs using Emacs commands or Emacs macros.
Thank you! I'm grateful for all the responses. I appreciate people's efforts with the question of filtering the spam messages into a separate file from RMAIL with SpamAssassin in Emacs I'm looking for any outlying possibility of existing Emacs commands or Emacs command macros that might go toward filtering. For filtering currently in the Summary headers I use the command Esc C-s Regexp to summarize by: debt and use Esc C-s Regexp to summarize by: viagra and likewise for some the other usual types. I can't write dotfiles or write programs. I don't have other people install dotfiles or programs that I can't tweak at this end and usually I can't do the tweaking and have limited resources among my friends and acquaintances.
RMAIL Emacs sorting, filtering spam messages with spamassassin headers
What newsgroup or newsgroups, listserv or listservs, web forum or webforums, et al might have information?... about what RMAIL Emacs existing commands there are for people who haven't programming expertise, existing commands useful for sorting out spam messages during a single session. Existing single session commands rather than writing a program or dotfile for the spamassassin headers from the system setup. For example using Esc C-s Regexp to summarize by: rolex C-M-s runs the command rmail-summary-by-regexp C-M-r isearch-backward-regexp C-M-s isearch-forward-regexp
RMAIL in Emacs
What are the less well known existing RMAIL and Emacs commands for a single session that might be more useful for nonprogrammers?... For RMAIL in Emacs using Esc C-s Regexp to summarize by: to ferret out patterns is a basic method for deleting spam messages. Dotfile programming is complicated for nonprogrammers. Programming solutions are complicated for nonprogrammers
What are some of the most frequently used strings?...
a. What are a dozen or so of the most frequently used strings of characters in spam messages?... like rolex, maxgain, ...? b. Around the web where are they any such lists?...
Around the web what particular link explains the ins and outs specifically about the asterisks used in the headers?...
a. Full robust well written explanation. Around the web what particular link has a full robust well written explanation, the ins and outs specifically about the asterisks used in the headers?... b. How many askterisks?... How many asterisks do people determine are an appropriate cutoff ?... depending on various operations when using asterisks for filtering or similar operations?
http://RMAILinEmacs.blogspot.com
http://RMAILinEmacs.blogspot.com
How are SpamAssassin headers dealt with on RMAIL messages in Emacs ?...
How are SpamAssassin headers dealt with on RMAIL messages in Emacs ?... using already existing EMACS commands rather than programming. Not all new users and not all intermediate users have made their way through a learning curve of programming techniques. .
For users of RMAIL in EMACS not familier with programming, not familiar with dotfiles, how can spamassassin headers be used with EMACS or RMAIL existing commands?...
For users of RMAIL in EMACS not familier with programming, not familiar with dotfiles, how can spamassassin headers be used with EMACS or RMAIL existing commands?... .
How can all incoming emails be retained and copies are forwarded to gmail ?...
On a debian linux system how can all incoming emails be retained and copies of all emails are forwarded to gmail ?... particulars include a. How can the mail transfer agent be identified?... maybe exim? b. How would a nonprogrammer, dyslexic maybe, ADD maybe, set it up on a debian linux system?... c. Ordinarily RMAIL in EMACS is used and from time to time mutt. d. Failed attempts at setting up a file for automatically redirected email spam messages identified by spamassassin. A file that can be looked over from time to time for any false positives. e. In emacs, difficulty filtering the spamassassin headers not being a programmer. "Someday we'll have real computers and not have to know this stuff !" --onr
For RMAIL in EMACS how do you setup a file of the spam messages?...
For RMAIL in EMACS how do you setup a file of the spam messages?...
Filtering capabilities, filtering features of RMAIL in EMACS
For novice end users, neophytes, emphasis on novice, what filtering capabilities, what features are there?... for RMAIL in EMACS when novice end users begin to take note of the spamassassin headers appearing on messages?...
Re: How to examine a system and determine the mail delivery agent.
How do you do it?... > Just connect to port 25 and observe the banner. Not 100% > foolproof, but most of them either identify themselves > (Sendmail) or have a recognizable banner (Postfix, Qmail, > Exchange). Thank you Mike Jackson !
Re: How novice end users, neophytes can set things up so that suspected spam or likely spam or definitely spam type messages go to another secondary mail file for later examination in case there are a
Thank you! Unfortunately, so far the usability of information is rather more advanced than for novices, for the neophytes. How could something be developed that's easier, simple and straightforward?... So many end users looking over the SpamAssassin headers on email haven't climbed the too steep learning curve for making the best use of the headers.
Re: How to examine a system and determine the mail delivery agent.
How would, where would a mail transfer agent tell you the mail delivery agent for a the system at hand?... Developing instructive information without acronyms, without industry jargon that complete novices, neophytes can use easily is the heart of the matter.
How to examine a system and determine the mail delivery agent.
How do novice end users, neophytes examine things and determine what is the mail delivery agent ?... as a general understanding of the particular system at hand. This is with respect to setting up a secondary mail file for screened spam type messages that later can be checked over for any false positives.
How novice end users, neophytes can set things up so that suspected spam or likely spam or definitely spam type messages go to another secondary mail file for later examination in case there are any f
How do novice end users, neophytes set things up so that suspected spam or likely spam or definitely spam type messages go to another secondary mail file for later examination in case there are any false positives?...
Re: Rmail. How to filter spamassassin tags.
Thank you Evan! Thank you Justin! ...If you would, please let me know of any Rmail groups.
Rmail. How to filter spamassassin tags.
Where would there be basic instructive details for users with rather spotty levels of expertise, little expertise, no expertise about how to compose, setup dotfiles for filtering Rmail spamassassin tags?... the ideal would be instructive details that explain line by line, expression by expression what would be included in a dotfile for filtering and what each expression, how each term will act. Reference For Rmail users where spamassassin tags appear on messages already, here are hints, tips and pointers about how to filter http://www.emacswiki.org/cgi-bin/emacs/Rmail
Re: rmail. spamassassin.
Thank you ! Always grateful for your interest. The question is what do you do with spamassassin headers appearing on your email messages already?... for rmail http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/Rmail.html#Rmail I added the question about how to begin to use spamassassin where the headers are appearing on messages already to the link at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:SpamAssassin The past responses that are almost usable were not because they assumed a level of knowledge about things like procmail, dotfiles, lisp, programming, technical jargon or social customs among those involved in or around the computer industry. It would be good to have ever basic explanations. Introduce spamassassin to youngsters and oldsters unfamiliar with what they may be using on the fly as it were. Do not put people in the catch 22 predicament by referencing other material. It is possible. It could be all encompassed at a more basic level of explanation. Repetition in instruction is a good thing. Providing different kinds, alternative explanations for the same instruction is a good thing. Not everyone perceives, understands things the same way. Even after trying to use all the steps suggested the question remains. Apparently it is challenging as a question because those that understand and try to instruct have not developed an ever more basic response, have been put off by the failure of others to understand them. All this metalevel stuff is of course arguable. Or we could collaborate as is the broad ideal of this medium and look into ever more basic instruction for anyone who encounters spamassassin headers appearing on messages in emacs rmail. I remain, as always, advocating for the instructional methods that are ever more patient with software technology users! Cheers! and kind regards, oo__ dWs
rmail. spamassassin.
Question. Where spamassassin headers are appearing on messages already, how do you set up things for emacs rmail? http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/Rmail.html#Rmail So far attempts to get the most userful response to this question have failed !
Re: Spamassassin headers. 1. What you can do with Spamassassin headers and 2. how.
thank you ! i guess... > 1. You can delete/move to folder/mark based upon the X-Spam: Yes header What other example or examples are there by way of individual spamassassin hints, tips, pointers, features?... Unrelated, but here's another's example of providing hints, tips, pointers, features http://www.apple.com/pro/tips/
Spamassassin headers. 1. What you can do with Spamassassin headers and 2. how.
How might a provider pull together better, easier ways to explain, instruct a. using less of what might be perceived as jargon and b. using less what might be perceived as arcane references, how might a provider more easily explain, more easily instruct end users with these questions?... end users with areas of expertise not directly applicable to... 1. What can you do with the spamassassin headers?... spamassassin headers have appeared in the headers at the top of messages in emacs rmail. 2. And how do you do the things you can do with the spamassassin headers?... Around the web the instructive material about spamassassin didn't appear to meet the needs of end users, given the usual explanations deferring the matter to another department, deferring the matter to the provider, to the isp, to someone else not me and so on.
Re: How to setup Spamassassin. Novices with no or little mastery of computers.
It's kind of an arrogant argument about not using something more advanced than your knowledge. It did not stop a lot of people from exploring things more advanced than their knowledge including young aficionados of computers themselves. There are a lot of areas of interest and knowledge. One can have knowledge of one area and not mastery of another related area. A better idea is considering how to better bridge what people with no or little mastery do not understand about Spamassassin. Efficacy is also based on usability. Spamassassin works better for some people but then if you don't figure out how to use it it doesn't work better for you. One hitch is composing the dotfile or dotfiles. I would rather read about what people are doing to bridge any gaps for interested users who find the Spamassassin headers on their messages, only know a little bit of the jargon and arcane references in the introductory informational materials, would like to try to use the Spamassassin headers more effectively, and cull the spam type messages from their email more efficiently. Anyway if you can not get past someone's lack of knowledge, lack of mastery you should not be replying on this point. I am grateful for you interest and critique in the how to type of question in any case !
How to setup things. Novices with no or little mastery of computers.
You have no or little mastery of computers even though you read email with emacs rmail. Spamassassin headers are appearing on your messages. How do you setup things if you have no or only very little mastery of making dotfiles?... Spamassassin instructional information around the web makes use of jargon and arcane references that make it a research project for people with no or little mastery just to get through the instructional information !
Re: White listed
Thank you Matt Kettler and John Fleming ! Apparently the files do not appear to be on this system !
White listed
Where on a system might you be able to read what is white listed ?...
emacs rmail. spamassassin.
Please comment on the following with any hints, tips or pointers?... ;; sa-spam-removal.el ;; ;; Copyright (c) 2003, 2004 Trevis J. Rothwell ;; ;; This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify ;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by ;; the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or ;; (at your option) any later version. ;; ;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, ;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of ;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the ;; GNU General Public License for more details. ;; ;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License ;; along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software ;; Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA ;; WHAT THIS PROGRAM DOES ;; ;; This program goes through your currently-loaded Emacs RMAIL file, ;; looking for messages labeled as spam by SpamAssassin. When it finds ;; one, it will ask you if you want to delete it or not; you either type ;; 'y' or 'n', depending on your decision. The program will then ;; proceed to the next message labeled as spam. ;; ;; All deleted messages are copied to the file specified internall ;; as `rmail-spam-file', which defaults to RMAIL-SPAM. This way, just ;; a message is accidentally deleted that you want to keep, you still ;; have a backup of it. ;; ;; I highly recommend that you back up your main RMAIL file before ;; using this program on it, just in case it does something that you ;; didn't expect. I am not responsible for the loss of any valuable ;; information, just the loss of useless spam. :-) ;; ;; ;; PROGRAM SETUP ;; ;; Just add a line such as this to your .emacs file: ;; ;; (load "~/sa-spam-removal.el") ;; ;; Adjust the path to match where you have the program stored, of ;; course! Then, when in Rmail in Emacs, type: ;; ;; Esc-x sa-spam-removal ;; ;; to run the program. ;; Before deleting a spam, this program copies it ;; to the file specified by `rmail-spam-file'. (setq rmail-spam-file "RMAIL-SPAM") (defun sa-spam-removal () (interactive) (progn (rmail-first-message) (setq rtm rmail-total-messages) (while (< rmail-current-message rtm) (sa-spam-removal-main (defun sa-spam-removal-main () (setq spam-stat (mail-fetch-field "X-Spam-Status")) (if (not (eq spam-stat nil)) (if (and (eq (compare-strings spam-stat 0 2 "Yes" 0 2) t) (y-or-n-p "Delete message? (C-g to quit) ")) (progn (rmail-output-to-rmail-file rmail-spam-file) (rmail-delete-message) (rmail-next-undeleted-message 1)) (rmail-next-undeleted-message 1)) (rmail-next-undeleted-message 1))) _ ;; .emacs ;; SpamAssassin spam removal (load "~/lisp/sa-spam-removal.el") ;; etach program for handling MIME attachments ;; in Rmail (load "~/lisp/etach.el") ;; Auto-archive all sent mail (setq mail-archive-file-name "RMAIL-SENT") ;; version control turned on/off ;; (setq version-control t) (display-time-mode 1)
Plain text terminal window with ssh. emacs rmail. How to use the spamassassin headers set up on the system.
Thank you Tom Meunier ! How to use procmail is the next project ! In the meantime, users without any mastery can use esc-s rmail-summary-by-regexp and the keywords or partial keywords at http://zork.net/~dsaklad/usabilityspamassassin.html
Plain text terminal window. emacs rmail. How to use the spamassassin headers set up on the system.
Thank you Adam Lanier ! The emacs rmail is run in a plain text terminal window with ssh to the university. Eli Tziperman appears to use a graphical set up.
emacs rmail. How to use the spamassassin headers set up on the system.
Thank you for the information folks ! Have any of you nice folks any further information or references that would be of any use to people using emacs rmail with no mastery of computers trying to see what they can do with the spamassassin headers set up for them on the system by technophiles !?... Or it might be better just using... esc-s rmail-summary-by-regexp
Re: Usability. Spamassassin.
Thank you for your interest in the usability of the spamassassin headers ! At this end spamassassin headers appear with messages in emacs rmail. What puzzles people is how to use the headers effectively, efficiently, where many have not the apparent mastery exhibited among the other enthusiasts. Difficulty with existing explanations that assume mastery make using the spamassassin headers problematical.
-Metalevel. Re: Usability. Spamassassin.
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Re: Usability. Spamassassin.
Here's the original question that did not get through !... http://zork.net/~dsaklad/usabilityspamassassin.html
Re: Usability. Spamassassin.
See also usability http://www.google.com/search?q=define:+usability
Re: Usability. Spamassassin.
...to put into action or service : avail oneself of : employ Click on the verb use[2, verb] at http://www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=use&x=15&y=15
Usability. Spamassassin.
How to use spamassassin explanations have not worked out for people with no mastery of computers. There are neophytes and others not agile with the learning curve unable to use spamassassin. Apparently compiling a list of frequent terms and sorting through the emacs rmail do help a little bit, for example... ...the list of quoted terms would not allow this message through !
