>Just purchased Junkmail and I was wondering what most people are using for
>actions, I was thinking of just changing them all from WARN to DELETE but I
>was afraid this might cause problems.
I wouldn't recommend changing them all to DELETE, unless you want to be
very aggressive about spam. The REVDNS test, for example, will catch quite
a bit of legitimate mail from mail servers that have clueless admins (or
possibly admins that know exactly what they are doing, but can't get other
IT guys to fix the problem).
For a quick and easy way to see immediate results, you may want to set the
WEIGHT10 test to HOLD -- that will block quite a bit of spam, but gives the
legitimate-but-poorly-set-up mailservers a fighting chance.
>I mean just warning seems kind of pointless to me, all my users are still
>going to get the spam.
Note that some mail clients should be able to automatically filter the spam
without any changes in the settings (the X-RBL-Warning: header is a
de-facto standard that has been around for years). The rest of the mail
clients can filter on the X-RBL-Warning: header, if the user sets it
up. Blocking the E-mail is more convenient for the end users, although you
may have to do some tweaking to make sure that legitimate mail can still
get through.
-Scott
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