Stuart> I've been using spambayes for a couple of years to really good
Stuart> effect with Outlook 2003.
Stuart> Yesterday I accidentally clicked "spam" on a message that wasn't
Stuart> spam. Today that person has told me his messages to be are
Stuart> returned "you do not have permission to sent to this
Stuart> recipient". All other mail is coming as normal.
That must be an Outlook feature. SpamBayes does nothing other than compute
a spamminess score for the messages it's fed.
Stuart> * Does everyone on the spam list get a refusal to deliver
Stuart> messages? I thought the messages just went into the spam
Stuart> folder.
I don't use Outlook, but in my environment, SpamBayes adds a header to
the message with the computed score, then further downstream procmail
tosses the message in the appropriate folder.
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Skip Montanaro - s...@pobox.com - http://www.smontanaro.net/
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