Title: RE: Spamassassin Reporting Qn
Don't have the users FORWARD the mail to the account of the SA
box. That will screw things up, especially with Exchange.
Instead, make a public folder on the SA box, probably IMAP,
and have users COPY or MOVE spam messages into this folder. They can do
Guys,
Spamassassin sits on
our DMZ mail server and cleans the spam nicely, protecting our internal MS
Exchange box.
I want to report
spam which users receive on exchange... I can get them to forward any spam to a
mailbox on the spamassassin mail server and run spamassassin -r to report on
On Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 07:52:29PM +1100, Glenn Elliott wrote:
My question is does spamassassin use the from address when learning as the
from will equate to the internal users email address and not the spammers...
I dont want to register my internal users as spammers!
IMHO, it does not make
Title: RE: Spamassassin Reporting Qn
Hi Rainer,
Sorry..
What is happening is spam is getting through spamassassin and the users identify it as spam. I want to train spamassassin and an easy way to do this would be to ask all the users to forward spam to a central mailbox
On Thu, Jan 27, 2005 at 08:45:37PM +1100, Glenn Elliott wrote:
What is happening is spam is getting through spamassassin and the users
identify it as spam. I want to train spamassassin and an easy way to do this
would be to ask all the users to forward spam to a central mailbox on the
There is a gotcha in doing that, Glenn. One person's spam is another
person's ham. It is better if each user has his or her own Bayes rules.
For that I built a pair of IMAP mailboxes into which I can dump the
spam and ham samples for each user. If doing this for other than me
or Loren I'd dump
