Hello, All,
I've been running Declude.JunkMail for a few days now.
We have about 90 domains on our IMail v6.06 Server. I have setup
Declude.JunkMail to ignore all of the domains except for one, our in-house
domain NEXUSTECHGROUP.COM. My $default$.junkmail for NEXUSTECHGROUP.COM
still has all of
For each message I am
tracking which Declude.JunkMail tests those messages are failing which has
given me a sheet full of data which looks something like this...
The first thing to remember is that no one spam test is perfect, and all
spam tests will have some false positives (which is what
I don't pretend to fully understand Declude (others are far more wise
than I). However, I use fairly standard settings with the exception of
using SNIFFER (weight 17) for enhanced spam detection. I weight HOLDs
(for our domain and few others only) at 30+ and have found that I get no
false
Dan,
I feel that this is as much art as science and that there's no simple 'one
size fits all' solution. I haven't done any hard statistical testing but
here's my setup.
I use the JunkMail default weightings and find that a WEIGHT of 16 gives
very few false positives, probably less than 1 in a
Ok guys, what do you see in ratio of junk vs good mail per day? Do you get
more junk than legit? Here I notice we're killing more than 50% of incoming
mail. Average messages processed per day range from 13K to 23K. Using the
log analyzer I found that January we processed 615,082 messages, and 53%
on 2/13/03 2:36 PM, paul wrote:
Ok guys, what do you see in ratio of junk vs good mail per day?
Spam messages account for over 75% of our incoming messages (we're an ISP).
Later,
Greg
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We're a relatively low-volume site -- 2k to 3k messages daily in just two
domains -- and we're holding between 40 and 50 percent. Our weights are
pretty much as they were out of the box, though I;m reading this list in
hopes of devoting some time to creating filters to trap more.
Doug
Doug
I didn't,
All I did was make an Excel spreadsheet for the month, listing by day, total
mail received, total deleted, total moved for review, and untouched. The
graph tells me the monthly %.
Paul
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Ouch...
and how much of that is PREVENTABLE? about all of it I'd say.
Just keeps us Imail admins busy. =)
Paul
I read a statistics a month ago...
More than 92% of all email in the world is SPAM.
So go figure...
Regards,
Kami
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I see around the same amount. Sometimes as much as 98%. I'd say
probably 2% of that mail is legit mail that is accidentally caught...
Koree
Kami Razvan wrote:
I read a statistics a month ago...
More than 92% of all email in the world is SPAM.
So go figure...
Regards,
Kami
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average business - 35%-45%
average ISP with home users - 60%-85%
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About 35-50%. I'm a very small ISP with about 30 domains and 3000-4000 daily messages.
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I have a user that receives over 10,000 spam emails a
day.
I personally get about 500 spam to 50 real emails a day. Of those,
typically around 5-10 get past Declude.
At 02:46 PM 2/13/2003, Helpdesk wrote:
on 2/13/03 2:36 PM, paul
wrote:
Ok guys, what do you see in ratio of junk vs good mail per
Dear, David,
Thank you for replying.
I don't pretend to fully understand Declude (others are far more wise
than I). However, I use fairly standard settings with the exception of
using SNIFFER (weight 17) for enhanced spam detection.
What is SNIFFER? I can't find any mention of it in the
I don't pretend to fully understand Declude (others are far more wise
than I). However, I use fairly standard settings with the exception of
using SNIFFER (weight 17) for enhanced spam detection.
What is SNIFFER? I can't find any mention of it in the Declude.JunkMail
manual,
What is SNIFFER? I can't find any mention of it in the
Declude.JunkMail manual,
http://www.declude.com/JunkMail/manual.htm.
There is however a reference to it in both GLOBAL.CFG and
$default$.junkmail. Is SNIFFER the same as Mesage Sniffer,
http://www.sortmonster.com/?
They are one
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