> > don't modify "standard" rule files.
> >
> > instead, create a /path/to/site/rules/scores.cf (same directory where
> > you have local.cf) and override the scores there (use a 0 score to
> > disable a test). look at 50_scores.cf to get an idea.
> >
> > I hope you have valid reasons to disable
Robert - elists wrote:
don't modify "standard" rule files.
instead, create a /path/to/site/rules/scores.cf (same directory where
you have local.cf) and override the scores there (use a 0 score to
disable a test). look at 50_scores.cf to get an idea.
I hope you have valid reasons to disable n
>
> You probably know this, but make sure you put the zeroed-out scores in
> your local config dir (i.e. /etc/mail/spamassassin or the like) so that
> they won't be overwritten the next time you upgrade and/or run sa-update.
>
> --
> Kelson Vibber
> SpeedGate Communications
Kelson
Thanks, I h
>
> don't modify "standard" rule files.
>
> instead, create a /path/to/site/rules/scores.cf (same directory where
> you have local.cf) and override the scores there (use a 0 score to
> disable a test). look at 50_scores.cf to get an idea.
>
> I hope you have valid reasons to disable network te
Robert - elists wrote:
Are all tests for DNS type RBL's in this default 20_dnsbl_tests.cf SA file?
Do I need to grep all the other files to check for where the scores are, or
is there only one default score file on this?
If you use sa-update, there should also be some in 72_active.cf. Either
Robert - elists wrote:
My searching came up a tad short on this...
I am guessing there is a howto already on this, I just didn't find it, so I
went digging in the internals some more.
Are all tests for DNS type RBL's in this default 20_dnsbl_tests.cf SA file?
Do I need to grep all the other fi
My searching came up a tad short on this...
I am guessing there is a howto already on this, I just didn't find it, so I
went digging in the internals some more.
Are all tests for DNS type RBL's in this default 20_dnsbl_tests.cf SA file?
Do I need to grep all the other files to check for where th
