Re: tmda-pending
David Ford <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.spam.tmda.user |
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I do it the other way around. That dramatically lowers your tmda queue
and limits the number of emails -you- send out to potentially innocent
3rd parties that spammers hijacked their address.
MTA
spamassassin (everything, /dev/null scores over 8)
everything scoring negative gets immediate delivery
everything with an SA score over 4 gets forcefed as spam to DSPAM
dspam (everything remaining, anything that scores as spam goes
into $spam)
tmda (everything else that remains)
My TMDA queue is normally empty now. The majority of spam has been
trashed. Negatively scored email is email that I have predetermined
safe. DSPAM scores up a few more heuristics that catches the
questionable content from SA.
This does a pretty good job of putting the smack down on spam and keeps
my mailbox clean. I think my latest count is > 1200 spam attempts to my
mailbox per day.
-david
Julie S. Lin wrote:
> Hi
>
> is there an easy way to get tmda-pending to "move" messages to my .spam
> directory
> so that spamassassin can learn about them? tmda rules and so i'm
> confident most stuff
> in there that I don't pull out is "spam". i'd like to do this withing
> tmda instead of outside script
> or pointing spamassassin to the pending directory if possible.
>
> J
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