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[Matt Kettler]

Julian Field wrote:
>> Also, If you want to see the SpamAssassin report even when SA says
>> non-spam, you
>> can turn this option on:
>> Always Include SpamAssassin Report = yes
>>
>> (IMHO, everyone should do this. I cannot see why anyone would ever
>> want this set
>> to the default of "no".)
>>   
> If the message is blacklisted or whitelisted by "Is Definitely [Not]
> Spam" then use of this option will force SpamAssassin to be run when it
> doesn't need to be. If the message is blacklisted or whitelisted and
> this option is set to "no" then SpamAssassin won't be called, which is a
> lot faster.


True, but I like to be able to cross-check my whitelisting:

grep "is not spam (whitelisted)" maillog |grep -P "score=([1-9][0-9]|[5-9])\."

Lets me pick out any messages with scores from 5.0 through 99.999 that were
whitelisted by MS. Good for cross-checking my spam rules, and checking to ensure
no clients are sending spam through the server...

I find that very useful and powerful, without the risk of user complaints that I
tagged their outbound mail.

However, I do see your point that some want the speed boost, particularly for
sites where all internal-to-internal mail gets MailScanner'ed.. (for me only
external to internal and internal to external gets scanned)