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schreibt:
>This may be just what I need, but I do have a few questions:
>1) UseSubjectsAsMaillogNames says "This will prevent ASSP from 
>controlling the number of files in your collections".  Does this
>still 
>apply?

The text is not exactly right. UseSubjectsAsMaillogNames
> 
prevents ASSP from using a number between 1 and maxfiles as the
filename - by that never having more than maxfiles in the folders.
However today, we have features in rebuildspamd which control the
number of files (by deleting).
>
>2) Does MaxAllowedDups also compare who it is sent to and/or the date
>of 
>the email?  Seems like it could cause a problem with legitimate news 
>letters addressed to multiple people in the same organization. 

No. It does not compare anything. I do not understand what problem you
mean with "legitimate newsletters addressed to multiple people". It
would only store eg. 3 of 35 newsletters. Fine, thats a solution, what
is the problem?
>
>3) If ASSP is not deleting files over time, emails sent a year ago it 
>could be causing valid ones to be dropped today.

The new file  with the same name overwrites the old one.
>
>4) Does this check only ones designated as spam, or also notspam?

It checks nothing. But everywhere where subject as filename is used, 
MaxAllowedDups will be used.
This means the filename (the subject) is appended with "-nnn" where
nnn is max MaxAllowedDups.
The the file is wrutten.


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