Luis campo wrote:
> *
> skip_rbl_checks 1
> *

RBL checks are quite useful.  Why are you skipping them?

> *#Con esto evalua cada  mensaje, se requiere un 5.0 para marcarlo como
> spam
> required_hits 3
> *

Spamassassin is designed to score spam at 5 points.  If you lower this
score, you are risking losing legitimate email.  You are usually better
off determining why the spam isn't scoring as high as it should.

> *
> ########################################################################
> # Puede ser cuenta o dominio como whitelist
> whitelist_from  victorlewi...@xxxxxxxxx
> whitelist_from e...@xxxxxxxxxxx
> whitelist_from arcemart...@xxxxxxxxx
> whitelist_from *...@es.mcafee.com
> whitelist_from *...@mcafee.com
> whitelist_from alpine...@xxxxxxxxx
> whitelist_from *croda.com.br
> whitelist_from *...@pcmodasac.com
> whitelist_from *...@mmsc.telefonicamovistar.com.pe
> whitelist_from *...@ideasclaro.com.pe
> whitelist_from *...@surfcontrol.com
> whitelist_from *...@inkanatura.com.pe
> whitelist_from *...@hanwha.co.kr
> whitelist_from *...@innoviafilms.com
> whitelist_from *...@fmm.com.pa
> whitelist_from *...@cmoviles.net.pe
> whitelist_from *...@enerquimica.com <mailto:*...@enerquimica.com>
> ###################################################
> *

whitelist_from is dangerous and should never be used unless absolutely
necessary.  Use whitelist_from_rcvd, whitelist_from_spf, or
whitelist_from_auth instead.

If you can show us some of the spam that is getting through (including
headers), we may be able to offer more suggestions.  Put the spam on
pastbin.com or a similar service and post the link -- don't post the
spam directly to the list.

-- 
Bowie

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