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Andy, I'm not sure how you are seeing the results that you are seeing. Sniffer tags from 95% to 97.5% of spam on any given day on my system with a good portion of what gets through being either fresh spam sources, niche spam or backscatter. Unless there was something wrong, it is impossible for invURIBL to be tagging 11% more than Sniffer, even if invURIBL tagged 100% of it. As someone else pointed out, I would be cautious of how to weight the combined SURBL zone as it clearly has false positives and it will exacerbate any issues that you might already be having with blocking legitimate commercial E-mail. These resources are great for catching spam, but unfortunately there are many out there that will submit almost anything that is commercial and their choices end up applying to anyone that uses the zone. Another thing to consider is that Sniffer does already cross check with SURBL as a way of helping to verify the payload URL strings. I have found and reported several false positives to Sniffer that were tagged in this manner, and SURBL appears to be much safer than invURIBL as a whole. I consider the double hit with SURBL to be fairly safe because the zone is time limited and there is a delay in Sniffer adding new rulebases, so I rarely get double hits on false positives. Things would be significantly different however with a longer lived zone. Matt Andy Schmidt wrote:
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