[Mimedefang] DNS Lookups in MD - Was RBL and DNS lookups
Jeff Rife
mimedefang at nabs.net
Wed May 16 08:21:26 EDT 2007
On 15 May 2007 at 18:04, Kevin A. McGrail wrote:
> > No, that's exactly how SA is designed. No one rule can ever mark a
> > message as spam (using the default scores). And, if a lot of rules
> > hit, your confidence level goes way up about it being spam.
>
> As a SA PMC member, this is a misleading statement.
>
> Some of the similar network tests including SPF and DKIM/Domain Keys do mark
> extreme scores beyond the default threshold. See rules/50_scores.cf.
There is *no* single rule in SA 3.1.7 through 3.2.0 that scores 5
points or more positive (i.e., that can mark an e-mail as spam by
itself) in the default configuration other than GTUBE and the
"blacklist" rules, and the blacklists are empty in the default config.
Perhaps you should check things a bit more carefully before you start
stating things as if they are official policy of the SpamAssassin
Project Management Committee.
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