I have a unique but interesting problem:
I have a farm of servers that use Sendmail/ProcMail/SpamAssassin.
Due to their very heavy loads and my custom rules, I have built a
dual-proc-dual-core FBSD AMD64 bit OS server to do nothing but my major
spam knockdowns and processing to send back to the
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MX server scores it as spam score 200 -- MX server just nukes it
MX server scores it as spam score 16 - MX tags it as spam -- sendmail
farm just files it in the user's \Caught-Spam folder.
MX server scores it as score 7, which is below questionable which is set
I'm not the authority on such things, but I don't believe it's possible
without some customization.
I really wanted to ask you, though, how you handle mail rejection on the
inner layer of mail servers? If mail gets through your front end SA box
and needs to be rejected because it's to an invalid
--As of September 30, 2006 12:32:41 PM -0500, Russ B. is alleged to have
said:
Basically, anything that arrives over 15 in score, will have that
SPAM-STATUS header embedded, so it does NOT run SpamAssassin on this
server, and just puts it in the Caught-Spam. If it has LOWER than a score
of 15
From: Daniel Staal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--As of September 30, 2006 12:32:41 PM -0500, Russ B. is alleged to have said:
Basically, anything that arrives over 15 in score, will have that
SPAM-STATUS header embedded, so it does NOT run SpamAssassin on this
server, and just puts it in the
