Irina wrote: > Matt, > > Thank you for your reply. To everybody else who got on this topic and > helped Robert :-))) > > > Does the score > score ALL_TRUSTED -1.360 > work only with > trusted_networks <IP_addresses> > ? >
No.. SA always uses trust detection. If you don't declare a trusted_networks, SA will try to guess what the right setting is. Sometimes it guesses wrong, particularly if you have NATed mailservers. Hence my comment about on/enable being a misnomer. Trust path detection is always on and can't be disabled. It is used by about a dozen different parts of SA. (RBLs, SPF, AWL, RelayCountry, HABEAS, HELO_DYNAMIC, MSGID_FROM_MTA, FAKE_HELO_*, FORGED_*_RCVD, and ALL_TRUSTED some of the things that make use of trust at some point) > > As I mentioned I had the problem with AWL and turned it off. I now tend to > enable it, but am afraid it has old scores in it. > - Is there any way to display what it has? Grab the tarball off the website, in the tools directory it has a "check_whitelist" utility that can dump the AWL for you. > - Do you think I should zero out everything in AWL and start from scratch? probably. > How do I do that? Assuming you aren't using SQL for it: rm ~/.spamassassin/auto-whitelist*
