On Aug 5, 2010, at 10:22 AM, Mark Edwards wrote:
> On Aug 4, 2010, at 1:07 PM, Mark Edwards wrote:
>
>> No reply yet to this, so let me simplify...
>>
>> Why would a message that has Bayesian score of 1.0 and a total score of
>> 44 be passed with no headers because of testmode, when the fol
On Aug 4, 2010, at 1:07 PM, Mark Edwards wrote:
> No reply yet to this, so let me simplify...
>
> Why would a message that has Bayesian score of 1.0 and a total score of
> 44 be passed with no headers because of testmode, when the following are set:
>
> baysTestMode: off
> baysConf: 0
> bay
No reply yet to this, so let me simplify...
Why would a message that has Bayesian score of 1.0 and a total score of 44
be passed with no headers because of testmode, when the following are set:
baysTestMode: off
baysConf: 0
baysProbability: 0.6
Relevant log line is:
Jul-30-10 01:42:48 7936
I have assp now set up to pass all spam through to the user after tagging it,
using
sendAllSpam: usern...@domain
spamSubject: [FILTERED]
I have an anomaly where a user received an email with the spamSubject tag yet
it contained no assp headers and therefore did not go to their Junk folder.
Th
