Merlin Morgenstern wrote:
I am running a small community page with PHP. Members can select
notification e-mails on comments etc.
Since today those e-mails - or basically all e-mails from the system -
get taged as spam with a score of 3.5 that totally results to BAYES_99.
This is most likely to be the content of the messages you're sending
rather than the structure of the emails as created by PHPMailer.
How come? I am using PHP-Mailer 1.73. I am wondering if this will go
away if I upgrade to 2.0. However I would rather not like to do that
as a .0 release makes me a bit worried.
I doubt it but stranger things have happened. However this has nothing
to do with PHP itself, and would get a better response from a
PHPMailer-specific list (I assume there is one).
Does anybody have an idea on how to eleminate that BAYES_99 score? Those
mails are absolutly no spam. They contain a link to the commment page
but that should not be the problem. At least it was not a problem for
the last years.
AFAIK BAYES_99 means it thinks there is a 99% chance of it being spam,
that's very high for something you're saying is an operational email. Is
that link the only thing they contain? If so try adding more text.
It's also worth noting that this score comes from a system that's
capable of learning: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_spam_filtering
-Stut
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