All mail treated as spam?

[Julian Field]

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As an extra point, you are using the bogus-virus-warnings SpamAssassin
ruleset. As a result, any mail from me or from the MailScanner list is
hitting rules such as VIRUS_WARNING62.

You need to add

score VIRUS_WARNING15   0
score VIRUS_WARNING28   0
score VIRUS_WARNING33   0
score VIRUS_WARNING62   0
score VIRUS_WARNING66   0
score VIRUS_WARNING226  0
score VIRUS_WARNING250  0
score VIRUS_WARNING300  0
score VIRUS_WARNING326  0
score VIRUS_WARNING339  0
score VIRUS_WARNING340  0

to your SpamAssassin configuration, so that mail from me does not get
such a big score.

Remy de Ruysscher wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I noticed something odd. As of today almost all of my mail treated as
> spam. My configuration hasn't changed
> in the last of weeks. The funny thing is, spam isn't caught anymore, it
> scores very low. I'm receiving tons of spam right now.
>
> I'm running MS 4.40.11 with SA 3.02 on FreeBSD 6-CURRENT.
>
> Apr 28 21:06:03 unix-asp MailScanner[89231]: Message CBE144B8E4.3F20A
> from 80.126.112.129 (owner-mailscanner at jiscmail.ac.uk) to unix-asp.com
> is spam, RFC-IGNORANT-WHOIS, SpamAssassin (score=4.639, required 7, AWL
> 0.66, INFO_TLD 0.48, VIRUS_WARNING62 3.50)
> Apr 28 21:06:03 unix-asp MailScanner[89691]: Message 86ECC4AC14.538E1
> from 80.126.112.129 (owner-mailscanner at jiscmail.ac.uk) to unix-asp.com
> is spam, RFC-IGNORANT-WHOIS, SpamAssassin (score=0.57, required 7, AWL
> 0.04, FORGED_RCVD_HELO 0.05, INFO_TLD 0.48)
> Apr 28 21:06:03 unix-asp MailScanner[89691]: Spam Checks: Found 5 spam
> messages
>
> Regards,
> Remy de Ruysscher.
>
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