On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 07:09:15AM -0800, Mark Walter wrote: # What is the time frame when you report a spam message to when you do # a check that it should show up as spam? I reported a message with # razor-report and it said it completed. Then turned around and did a # razor-check on the same message file and it said it was not spam. # Am I missing something or does it take time for this report to get # to the machine that handles the checks..
When you first enter the system, you have a trust of 0. This means that you can query the network, but your reports aren't considered by the system until your trust starts to grow (trusted people start agreeing with your reports). # Also I just tried the report again and with debug on this time and # it says for engine 4 it got a error "230 - server wants mail". What # is this and does this mean the message really wasn't reported as # spam? As an optimization to the protocol, clients first report the signature of the content. If the server already has a copy of the content, there's no reason to keep reporting the full content in subsequent reports. Error 230 is a typical response to clients when they report a signature but the content is unknown, to which clients should response with a full content-based report. --jordan
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