On Thu, 15 Nov 2018, MarkCS wrote:
Even when the message is manually learned and the domain in question is blacklisted, these messages are getting through.
If you're blacklisting the domain, do so at the MTA level.
My question is basically, why would BAYES be failing to learn?
The most common answer to that question is: you're training to a different Bayes database than spamassassin is using during message processing.
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