Thom Paine wrote: > I've been noticing that the config I had been using for aboutthe past > year is slowly becoming less effective against spam. > > I'm currently using half a dozen or so bl's along with spam assassin. > > I'm sure other people are either keeping up, or finding ways to keep > spam at bay. > > Anyone have any suggestions? > > I read about turning on a two minute wait time on your mail server and > was wondering if that helps. > > I can post parts of my sendmail.cf file if that would be helpful. > > Thanks. > do you use the sa-learn part of spamassassin to train it with newer spam? i just started doing that with tremendous results. man sa-learn each of my cyrus users has a mailbox "Junk" and "Non-Junk" and either manually or automatically via their chosen MUA, spams are placed in Junk. The Non-Junk is a manual thing that users will do on their own. then at cron.daily, i have sa-learn do: sa-learn --SPAM /var/spool/imap/*/user/*/Junk/*. sa-learn --HAM /var/spool/imap/*/user/*/Non-Junk/*. and it works like a charm. within 2 days of learning spam/ham, I have a drastic reduction of spam in users' inboxes. wish i would have used this years ago. -- Anthony http://messinet.com http://messinet.com/~amessina/gallery 8F89 5E72 8DF0 BCF0 10BE 9967 92DC 35DC B001 4A4E
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