MS store spam ruleset possible?

[Scott Silva]

on 6-8-2009 12:54 AM Zaeem Arshad spake the following:
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>     Zaeem
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>     The SpamAssassin Cache does part of this - keeps a hash of the emails
>     and scores for a short period, and doesn't scan the email again if it
>     matched the hash.
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> Yups. That's good!
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>     For the storage (or rather not storing) if it hits the SpamAssassin
>     cache, interesting idea - what do other people think? Depends what you
>     do with the spam/highscoring spam first, not everyone stores the email
>     in the first place.
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> Or maybe, only store spam based on specific score ranges. It seems I
> will have to write a perl custom function to handle that. Thanks anyway.
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You can already do that now. I have the following in my Mailscanner.conf;
SpamAssassin Rule Actions = SpamScore>25=>not-store

That way spam that scores over 25 isn't stored. You could do a lot of
different things. Spam that scores a certain range but didn't hit bayes_99
could be sent to a different box for spam training. The rule actions stuff can
do many amazing things!

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