A Few Post Install Questions
Jeff A. Earickson
jaearick at colby.edu
Wed Jul 19 23:14:11 IST 2006
On Wed, 19 Jul 2006, Phillip Udel wrote:
> Currently I am running a 5 for Spam Actions and I quarantine them and a 9
> for the High Scoring Spam Actions witch are deleted. This might be hard to
> answer, but would that be a normal setup for a company?
I have run 5 for spam and 10 for high spam for a loooong time, and it works
for my site.
>
> Would it be unwise to push up the Spam score on RCVD_IN_BL_SPAMCOP_NET and
> a few other list servers to something like 15 to force the mail into a high
> score and force the delete? I figure if they are in the lists then I don't
> need them.
IMHO, bad move. I used to use spamcop for a DNS RBL and they seemed to have
gotten overly aggresive in the past six months or so. I was starting to get
howls from my users. I quit using them both as a sendmail RBL and within
MailScanner's RBL list. I just let SpamAssassin boost the spam score. I
wouldn't fiddle with the default SA score either.
Jeff Earickson
Colby College
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