Hello, I recently rolled over to version 2.4.1 from version 1.99. I copied over the assp.cfg file and everything in the /files/ folder. I came to you all before when I was having this issue but concluded that it was because my version of perl (5.10.1) did not support the Baynesian model. I have since upgraded to 5.16.0 but it hasn't helped much. The vast majority of spam is still getting through. When I analyze a spam message, it will acknowledge the existence of certain spam words as found in the Baynesian analysis and listed in bombRe. For example:
*•Whitelisted Domains <http://192.168.21.13:55555/#whiteListedDomains>*: 'ourdomain.com' *•SPF-check returned OK*for87.116.64.127 <javascript:void(0);>->vy...@regnerg.eu <javascript:void(0);>, 00d5a850.regnerg.eu •Received-SPF: pass (regnerg.eu:87.116.64.127 <javascript:void(0);>is authorized to use'vy...@regnerg.eu' <javascript:void(0);>in 'mfrom' identity (mechanism 'a' matched)) receiver=ASSP.ourdomain.com; identity=mailfrom; envelope-from="vy...@regnerg.eu <javascript:void(0);>"; helo=00d5a850.regnerg.eu; client-ip=87.116.64.127 <javascript:void(0);> *•bombRe<http://192.168.21.13:55555/#bombRe>*: 'highest match: "erection" with valence: 25 - PB value = 25' •matching bombRe(file:files/bombre.txt[line 38] <javascript:void(0);>): '\b[e\xE3\xE8-\xEB]+\s?\S?\s?\W?R+\s?\S?\s?\W?[e\xE3\xE8-\xEB]+\s?\S?\s?\W?C+\s?\S?\s?\W?T+\s?\S?\s?\W?[I1!|lt\xEC-\xEF]+\s?\S?\s?\W?[O0\xF2-\xF6]+\s?\S?\s?\W?(?:\/\|\/|N)\b' *•BombHeader RE <http://192.168.21.13:55555/#bombHeaderRe>*: 'highest match: "0 Aug 2014 14:04:56 -0400" with valence: 25 - PB value = 50' •matching bombHeaderRe(): '0' *•URIBL check <http://192.168.21.13:55555/#ValidateURIBL>*: 'OK' *•Valid Format of HELO <http://192.168.21.13:55555/#DoValidFormatHelo>*: '00d5a850.regnerg.eu' *•IP in Helo check <http://192.168.21.13:55555/#DoIPinHelo>*: 'OK' *•RBLCheck returned OK for87.116.64.127 <javascript:void(0);>*: *•87.116.64.127 <javascript:void(0);>SenderBase*: status=not classified, data=BG, NAICOMS EOOD, , , , 22 Thanks in advance. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Slashdot TV. Video for Nerds. Stuff that matters. http://tv.slashdot.org/ _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list Assp-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
