local.cf being ignored

Hi all :) My Setup is Postfix - Amavis - SpamAssassin running on ubuntu linux 6.06, I have this entries on my /etc/mail/spamassasin/local.cf # Set the threshold at which a message is considered spam (default: 5.0) # required_score 7.0 But this is ignored, and I think the whole file is being i

Re: Log Mail Caught As Spam

Panagiotis Christias wrote: > >> >> Thanks for your answer, and yes, spam word is everywhere in that email, I >> forgot to say that I already did an sa-learn -ham on this email. What >> else >> can I do ? > > Hello, > > you have probably not setup correctly whitelist_from_rcvd. Whitelist > ent

Re: SA and Catch-All

Anyone? Any Clue? Thanks itdelany wrote: > > Hi :) > > My setup is Postfix-SpamAssassin-Amavis. I noticed this behavior: > > If i receive spam messages to unknown users at my site, for example: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] <- Mail is sent to quarantine > > if

SA and Catch-All

Hi :) My setup is Postfix-SpamAssassin-Amavis. I noticed this behavior: If i receive spam messages to unknown users at my site, for example: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <- Mail is sent to quarantine if I send a regular email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] i receive the postfix warning of "unknown user". So... Is

Re: Log Mail Caught As Spam

jdow wrote: > > > Did you run "sa-learn" as the same user that is active when the email > is being scanned coming in? > Yes, the same user. jdow wrote: > > You do not give enough headers to diagnose the problem. WHAT spam > rules hit, for example? That email may be going down in flames for

Re: Log Mail Caught As Spam

Magnus Holmgren wrote: > > A better approach however would be to skip running those messages through > SA > at all, or to whitelist the sender address (read about whitelist_from_rcvd > in > Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf(3pm) manual page. Also, is the server in > trusted_networks? > The server th

Log Mail Caught As Spam

Hi :) I successfully run spamassassin with bayes filter on my site and is working really really fine. But, this morning i noticed that an email i receive everyday from my server (It's from LogWatch application, it sends detailed log information from past events, like users logons and postfix stat

Re: Processed Spam, what to do?

I already deleted them based on Matt's answer, but your point is good.. I'll keep some of them with the 2nd learning. To backup learning files, do i only have to copy bayes_seen and bayes_toks right ? thanks John D. Hardin wrote: > > > > It depends on the size and whether you are doing pure

Processed Spam, what to do?

Hi :) I successfully processed ham and spam emails with sa-learn, throught spam and ham mail accounts, now, i will wait for users to send me new spam messages to rich the bayesian filter. What is the best to do with the old processed spam messages? deleted them o re-apply the learn on them with t

Re: Thunderbird Forwarding Spam

I edited the script to be able to run it from command line, it parses every file under $dirname variable and save the results (tripped emails) under $path. I am not a Perl Coder (But a Java One ;) ) so comments are welcome. I made it available here: #!/usr/bin/perl # my $path = "Spam/"; use M

Re: Thunderbird Forwarding Spam

Hey, thanks for your help, because i see that it will take me some time to do all that i'll ask you some preliminary questions: 1) Can i run the script by hand just for testing purposes? Do you know how can i do this? Do i have to pass some parameters to the command line? 2)The script takes the

Thunderbird Forwarding Spam

Hi I am running a Postfix mail server set up with flurdis guide using SpamAssassin as well with a Bayesian Filter. At SpamAssasin site said this: If you want to set up site-wide use of Bayesian classification, you should set up a way for your users to send in misclassified mail to be "learned"