That seems all well and good, but what if you next test has a large
negative weight?  If your email didn't get the chance to fail that test,
you may get many more false positives.

Perhaps if there was a way to order the tests so the admin could put all
the tests that have the potential of a negative weight first then you
could implement such an option.  But, I get the feeling that the bulk of
our tests are DNS based and there is more waiting for the results than
anything else.

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Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 10:37 AM
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Subject: RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Test order and whitelist


You know, this brings up another point. We use a weighting method and
consider all >20 weights to be spam. Once that weight is reached, it
would make sense to stop testing to save proc time. Just food for
thought.

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Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 9:58 AM
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Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Test order and whitelist



>I found archived messages about the order in which tests are run, but 
>nothing which directly applies to something I noticed in our logs. 
>Whitelisting works, but many
messages 
>are getting tests run on
>them before the whitelist. Seems like a waste of CPU. Is there a way to

>make Declude skip all tests
>on a whitelisted address? Here are edited sample log entries ...

What you want is the "PREWHITELIST ON" option of the latst beta 
version.  That will automatically bypass scanning of E-mail that gets
whitelisted for certain reasons (not all, though).

                                                    -Scott
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