I'm having trouble understanding the weights in favor of the other tests.
The easiest way to understand is to realize that the weight tests act like all the other tests.
If you have an email that say spamcop is blocking and have that set to warn in the junkmail file, also it is listed in relays.osirusoft.com which is listed as warn, and the total weight of an the email is 33 and everything is left to defaults which is warn, would the end user still get the mail with the header listed as spam?
Yes. Because in this case the weight tests are set to WARN. So even though the E-mail fails the WEIGHT10 and WEIGHT20 tests, the WARN action is used, so the E-mail isn't blocked.
Once the weights have been established and it is a high number such as 66 or above, how would this be routed to NULL instead of being delivered?
You could add a test WEIGHT66 that would be set to DELETE, by adding the following line to your global.cfg file:
WEIGHT66 weight x x 66 0
This will define a WEIGHT66 test (which gets triggered when an E-mail has a weight of 66 or higher). Then, add the following line to your \IMail\Declude\$default$.JunkMail file:
WEIGHT66 DELETE
This will then delete E-mail with a weight of 66 or higher.
-Scott
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