I don't fully understand how to change the way MailScanner
handles spam. How can I change MailSc
David Curtis
DCurtis at SBSCHOOLS.NET
Tue Feb 8 19:37:43 GMT 2005
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I think MS is classifying these as spam. I just don't understand how to customize how MS determines spam I know how to customize the spamassassin part but it never uses spamassassin when it determines that the mail is spam.
Thanks.
>>Spam Actions = forward spam at test.com
>>High Scoring Spam Actions = 10
>>Non Spam Actions = deliver
Already had these. Have had these since I started with this server.
>>Detailed Spam Report = yes
>>Include Scores In SpamAssassin Report = yes
>>Always Include SpamAssassin Report = yes
>>Log Spam = yes
>>Log Non Spam = yes
>>> Denis.Beauchemin at USHERBROOKE.CA 2/8/2005 2:19:30 PM >>>
David Curtis wrote:
>Here is what I found in the log. Again I don't see MailScanner doing a spamassassin check on this message.
>Feb 7 17:34:20 spamfilter postfix/smtpd[32477]: connect from alias-2.c10-ave-mta3.cnet.com[206.16.1.191]
>Feb 7 17:34:20 spamfilter postfix/smtpd[32477]: 5538716F5CD: client=alias-2.c10-ave-mta3.cnet.com[206.16.1.191]
>Feb 7 17:34:21 spamfilter postfix/cleanup[32039]: 5538716F5CD: hold: header Received: from alias-2.c10-ave-mta3.cnet.com (alias-2.
>Feb 7 17:34:21 spamfilter postfix/cleanup[32039]: 5538716F5CD: message-id=<13092019.1107815659270.JavaMail.accucast at 206.16.1.189>
>Feb 7 17:34:22 spamfilter MailScanner[28181]: New Batch: Scanning 1 messages, 5541 bytes
>Feb 7 17:34:22 spamfilter MailScanner[28181]: MCP Checks: Starting
>Feb 7 17:34:22 spamfilter MailScanner[28181]: MCP Checks completed at 5541 bytes per second
>Feb 7 17:34:22 spamfilter MailScanner[28181]: Spam Checks: Starting
>Feb 7 17:34:26 spamfilter postfix/smtpd[32477]: disconnect from alias-2.c10-ave-mta3.cnet.com[206.16.1.191]
>Feb 7 17:34:40 spamfilter MailScanner[28181]: Message 5538716F5CD.EF267 from 206.16.1.191 (cnet_networks_#3.140018.34363630353131.
>Feb 7 17:34:40 spamfilter MailScanner[28181]: Spam Checks: Found 1 spam messages
>Feb 7 17:34:40 spamfilter MailScanner[28181]: Spam Actions: message 5538716F5CD.EF267 actions are forward,spam at test.com
>
>
Looks like MS decided it was SPAM and forwarded the message to
spam at test.com...
Now, could you answer the following questions:
>>What are your values for:
>>Spam Actions =
>>High Scoring Spam Actions =
>>Non Spam Actions =
>>
>>
>>
And could you modify your MS config this way?
>>How about adding some verbosity to your MS setup?
>>Detailed Spam Report = yes
>>Include Scores In SpamAssassin Report = yes
>>Always Include SpamAssassin Report = yes
>>Log Spam = yes
>>Log Non Spam = yes (beware it can produce a lot a output)
>>
>>
>>
You could also run MS in debug mode (look for Debug = near the end of
MailScanner.conf) to get a trace of what's going on.
Denis
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