I took over this job last year, I inherited an existing Puremessage for Unix installation.
Quite a few of the anti-spam rules are set with weight and Probability at 0 and 0.
I ran 'pmx-spam scan' on one of the latest spam that made it through as 'not spam', and have a question on the anti-spam rules.
According to the docs, if a rule has zeroes for both weight and Probability, the rule is ineffective, right?
So on this:
HTML_MIME_NO_HTML_TAG: w+=00.800 pd+=00.000 t=+02.248 KNOWN_FREEWEB_URI: w+=00.050 pd+=00.000 t=+02.298 LINK_TO_IMAGE: w+=00.000 pd+=00.000 t=+02.298 [.jpg] MED_WORDS_LO: w+=00.000 pd+=00.000 t=+02.298 [weight loss] RDNS_NXDOMAIN: w+=00.000 pd+=00.000 t=+02.298 [NXDOMAIN] RDNS_SUSP: w+=00.000 pd+=00.000 t=+02.298 RDNS_SUSP_GENERIC: w+=00.000 pd+=00.000 t=+02.298 SUBJ_PHRASE_PILLS: w+=00.000 pd+=00.000 t=+02.298 [weight loss]
Should I be altering the weight slightly on the rules that are hit to add to the spam score? (for those that are zero, such as RDNS_SUSP_GENERIC)
thanks.
Roger
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