Maybe a bug/config issue with the bypass whitelisting. Here's
something that caught my eye:03/02/2005 19:42:43 Q5d7c1cc602a2951d Bypassing whitelisting of E-mail with weight >=19 (21) and at least 1 recipients (6).That doesn't seem to make much sense to me, but I'm also not a bypass whitelist user. Maybe this was recoded and no longer acts the same way as before under these conditions. Also, this message actually failed more tests than what scored 21, but I assume that it excludes external tests and custom filters in the calculation used for bypass whitelisting. Since those other scores weren't added in according to your headers, I am assuming that the bypass whitelisting setting took over and preempted the other tests from adding points and delivered the message regardless of what the logs suggest (DELETE). Note that with the change in the DELETE action being per-user instead of per-message, it might be possible to abandon the bypass whitelisting config for a per-user config. Matt Andy Schmidt wrote:
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- Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Version 2.x, High-Weight Junkmail Not ... Matt
