Spamassassin Correct ?

Garry Trethewey garrytreth at bigpond.com
Wed Apr 4 18:58:44 CST 2007


Dunno if this is strictly linux stuff, but I'll reply to this list.

Loss via spam filters has become an issue for us. My wife & I work for 
state & local government. We've both lost stuff between work and home, 
and I've found (too late) I've lost quite important stuff from collegues.

I believe spam filters are often turned up to max sensitivity. Where I 
work, having porn is a sackable offence, so it's understandable.

Dunno what to do about it - I've tried the footer below, nobody takes 
any notice. Perhaps turn down the sensitivity, learn to tolerate a 
certain amount of garbage, but in the paranoid climate I just mentioned, 
that's not going to happen.

Im interested in any thoughts people have.
Garry

Brian wrote:
> 
> Recently I was waiting for an email to arrive. It was registration at a
> business portal. The object was to get some Cad drawings. The email did not
> arrive and I was forced to chase them up.
> 
> Anyway I found the emails concerned. They were caught by Spamassassin, this
> system. Spamassassin reported the two emails thus. 
> 
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  --==DON'T==--
Please hit the reply button to acknowledge recipt. Why?
Lots of ISP's and individuals use "best guess" spam
filters. They tend to produce false positives, so
legitimate email disappears.
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Garry Trethewey


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