Kevin,
In a standard setup, when you don't see NOLEGITCONTENT or IPNOTINMX in
the failed tests shown in the headers, that means that they did credit
weight. It causes a lot of confusion until people figure this out.
Just convince yourself that this is the case and move forward on that
assum
Thanks, would you mind sharing your weights?
- Original Message -
From: "Scott Fisher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 13, 2004 4:53 PM
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Weights
I only use weighting.
I mark the subject line as spa
I only use weighting.
I mark the subject line as spam at 20 and hold the e-mail at 35 (hope to lower this to
30).
These numbers are really subject to what you weigh your tests at. No single test can
cause me to hit 20. I do have a couple of 12's that would combine to over 20 but they
are differe
I'm having trouble understanding the weights in favor of the other tests.
The easiest way to understand is to realize that the weight tests act like
all the other tests.
If you have an email that say spamcop is blocking and have that set to
warn in the junkmail file, also it is listed in relays
If you define a test with a weight, that
weight will be added to any message it fails. In your example, BHOLE-ARGENTINA
IGNORE only describes and action for Declude to take if it fails the test.
If you want to specify an action, you
will have to leave the weight at zero.
John Tol
