Hello,
no idea what I have to do to enable automatic whitelisting? I know that I
once had it working with a configuration very similar to my current one,
so probably only very little has to be changed. Unfortunately, I do not
have the old configuration files any more.
Regards
Christoph
> Hell
Hello,
I want to have whitelisting enabled and thought that I have set all
necessary configuration values for that, but obviously, it does not work.
dspam is running in daemon mode. I have attached the contents of the
configuration directory /etc/dspam.
What do I have to change to make whitelist
Hello,
> If you were using TEFT, that is almost certainly the cause of your reduced
> accuracy.
It is working again! Thanks for your advice. Some emails have been
mis-identified as spam since yesterday, but I guess that these errors will
become fewer after some time of training.
Regards
Christ
Hello,
> Do DSPAM headers get added to your messages?
Yes, they are.
> We see poor tagging most often as a result of
> using
> the TEFT (train on everything) setting. That is good for initial learning
> but
> over time the sensitivity continues to decrease based on your ratio of
> good to
> bad
Hello,
it seems that my dspam does not work like expected any more. It did once, but
now, for a long time nothing has been automatically marked as spam, even if
the spam emails are very similar to what I have defined as spam by moving
emails to my Spam folder.
About my configuration: I use do
Hello,
> I think it may be easier to directly make antispam invoke dspam-retrain.
> I'm using a homegrown setup which is overly complicated and involves
> re-sending the mail to special spam and ham addresses, and dspam is then
> invoked from postfix. However, look at the config below.
I upgraded
Hello,
>> No, it is from here: http://hg.dovecot.org/dovecot-antispam-plugin
> Aha! Please post the config and what version are you using of the
> Dovecot Antispam-Plugin?
I am using the most recent version, the one that can currently be
downloaded from that location.
My configuration is like fo
Hello,
> hmmm I don't think that 'magic' plugin is just doing a copy of the
> mail. It does more than just that. What plugin is that? Is it something
> you made yourself?
No, it is from here: http://hg.dovecot.org/dovecot-antispam-plugin
> The script should IMHO have locks to prevent multipl
Hello,
> what is that magic you are writing about and what is that cron job? Can
> you post more info about it?
On my mail server, every user's email is stored in a subdirectory of
/mailhome/vmail/$USER directory, which also has a subdirectory spam and a
subdirectory ham. The "magic" is an imap
Hello,
when dspam does not classify an email as spam, the email is delivered to my
INBOX and the message contains for example the following dspam headers:
X-DSPAM-Result: Innocent
X-DSPAM-Processed: Sun Dec 25 20:43:32 2011
X-DSPAM-Confidence: 0.9899
X-DSPAM-Probability: 0.
X-DSPAM-Signature
Hello,
> > This shows a user 'root', but where is that user coming from? I have set
> > up my mail delivery system to let dspam only scan mails for my domain
> > plmail.de; for local users, my postfix uses a completely different
> > delivery mechanism.
>
> I don't have any detailed information abo
Hello,
> Because you have a DSPAM user that is called 'root'.
>
> Those commands should report a user 'root':
> dspam_stats | grep '^root$'
> dspam_stats -H root
This shows a user 'root', but where is that user coming from? I have set up my
mail delivery system to let dspam only scan mails for m
Hello,
> > > What is this directory 'local' used for?
>
> You are using '--enable-domain-scale' and have processed a user/group
> without any domain part (aka: your 'root' user you mention above). Since
> DSPAM can not determine the domain part (there is no @) it uses for
> such cases the doma
Hello,
on my machine, dspam stores its data in /var/spool/dspam/data. This directory
has a subdirectory for my domain plmail.de, but it also has a
subdirectory 'local'. Both of these subdirectories contain further
subdirectories, one for every user of my mail domain.
Directory /var/spool/dspa
Hello,
In my configuration file, I have the following four lines:
#IgnoreHeader X-Spam-Status
#IgnoreHeader X-Spam-Scanned
IgnoreHeader X-Virus-Scanner-Result
IgnoreHeader X-Virus-Status
What is dspam supposed to do if X-Spam-Status is defined not to be ignored,
like shown above? I am using spa
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