Cornersoyo wrote: > Using SA with cpanel. > > Based on the spam we're receiving, I set up an "all accounts" rule in > cpanel that checks for "http://"; in the body AND then performs about > 20 "OR" checks for different phrases like: unsubscribe, opt out, to > end emails, cease future notices, etc. > > The idea is that if the message was not originally flagged as > ***SPAM*** by SA, then it checks to see if it contains an imbedded > http:// link in it (which we seldom see in our expected emails) *AND* > checks to see if the body contains one of approx. 20 phrases. If it > matches BOTH of these checks, it sends the email to "spam <at> > mydomain.com". > > This is actually working pretty well, but if we continue adding to > the OR phrases and end up with say 30 or more of these, when does > this become a bad idea processing wise???? (Or is it already). > > Thanks for any thoughts
I'm not familiar with cpanel, but assuming it is creating SA rules, you should be fine. I wouldn't expect any noticeable slowdown unless you are adding hundreds of rules. Especially if they are simple phrase matches. -- Bowie
