> What's going on here? I thought spamassassin was supposed to > assassinate spam!
If you're sending yourself spam, it's hardly spam and you'll want to stay clear of false positives! SA has a variety of ways to clasify what spam is, a lot of this information comes from the headers, not just sexual content in the body. You can find out what scores are triggered by looking in /etc/spamassassin/ (if you're sitll on Gentoo). Remeber that SA takes spam points off for email that is less likely to be spam and awards some for typical spam formats. So you often find emails with negative ratngs. SA is adaptive. It learns what is spam and what is not spam. You can tune this by passing a bunch of spam to SA, but it's best to pass a bunch of ham first: man sa-learn. If you're going to use SA, then do yourself a favour and install the RulesDuJour bash script: emerge --search ruledujour. It will increase your hits. Regs. Iain. -- Web: http://www.mein.it Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Yahoo! IM: expat_iain ICQ: 224055739 SIP: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel: +356 21 376 326 GSM: +356 99 296 296
