Rocco wrote:

> Thanx again,

> All works fine.. but the results are not what I thought...

> Infact, I thought that If I lower the threshold for that domain which
> receive too spam, then SA succeded to stop a greater number of spam
> messages... But I noted that the messages that actually SA claims to be
> clean have a similar score (negative). Similarly, I noted that the spam
> messages have an high score (say, more then 10). So if I lower the threshold
> from 6 to 4 I dont think that SA blocks a major number of spam messages..
> Right? Rather if I lower the threshold to a negative number, I run the risk
> that SA blocks clean messages!!! Right??

Right, too much risk, no better results.

> How I can sdo so that SA blocks the spam messages without blocking clean
> messages, per domain basis??

> Thanks,
> rocsca

Make sure you have network tests enabled:
$sa_local_tests_only = 0;

If you have not already done so, consider installing
DCC, Razor and Pyzor.

Personally, I would see if disabling auto-whitelist helps, set
use_auto_whitelist 0
in local.cf (just to see if it helps)

Learn how to create custom SpamAssassin rules, here is a start:
http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/WritingRules

You should also spend some time learning about how to properly feed
spam and ham to the Bayes engine. The Wiki is again a starting point.

> In this days we receive many and many email containing 'SPUR-m [Sperm
> pills]' phrase.
> Can someone tell me how I have to block this kind of spam messages?

These suggestions apply to this question also. In general, increase
you knowledge of SpamAssassin.

Gary V



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