I'm using a James 2.1.3 mail server with NESSpamCheck to filter spam with MySQL database to store mails.
Well, at least we know someone is using it. :-)
lol ;-) Suddenly I feel less confortable to use it on production server :o)
Today, 2 normal emails has been marked as spam.
Means that they matched one of the regular expressions in the source. Please see http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs/james-server/src/java/org/apache/james/transpo rt/matchers/NESSpamCheck.java?annotate=1.3.4.3 for the expressions it checks. Apparently, something matched.
I've already looked at, as far as I'm able to understand it, I haven't seen anything curious hence my first mail...
Have someone faced the same issue ? How you solved it ?
I wrote a configurable regex matcher, which is currently experimental, and will likely change shortly.
Let me know.
Carl
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