I'm working on my first install of amavis on a site where spam is a
real issue.  I've read all I can I tried to tweak things a bit at a
time to get them working but I'm still not seeing the results that I
would like.  I know others that report great success with amavis and I
would like to get to that same place :)

Before I go any further, my amavis.conf can be found here:
http://pastebin.ca/32994

If there is anything that is obvious to seasoned amavis users, please
share.  I must admit that the Perl config is a little daunting to a
non-Perl user :)  I *am* learning Perl in my spare time (you know how
that can be).

The setup looks like this:
Internet <---> Postfix, Amavis, ClamAV <---> MS Exchange

The AV part works great.  The spam, not so well.  I do block lots of
spam but just about as much makes it by.  I don't know what other
information I should include (in addition to my config) to shed light
on my problem but I can provide any other details needed.

Anyway, this is basically how things have gone:
1) Install Amavis and ClamAV and get them working with Postfix.
2) Adjust config to what I think fits my needs.
3) Collect spam from users.
4) Feed spam and ham to sa-learn (about 5000 or so at first).
5) Notice AWL is getting things wrong to often.  Blasted those so it try again.
6) Keep feeding spam (via a Perl script that talks IMAP to Exchange)
as it comes in to sa-learn.
7) Keep tweaking - keep feeding.
8) Repeat steps 6 and 7 for a month or two.
8) Turn to you all for help.

Anything would be helpful.

--
Gabriel Gunderson
http://gundy.org


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