Spam filters catching cctalk messages?
Roger Merchberger
zmerch at 30below.com
Fri Aug 26 09:05:34 CDT 2005
Rumor has it that 'Computer Collector Newsletter' may have mentioned these
words:
>Lately, a bunch of my cctalk messages got into my spam folder.
>
>That never used to happen, and I didn't make any changes locally.
<MODE="SnobbishQmailBAFH">
I really don't want to sound like a jerk, but that's about as useful as
saying "My car was running fine right up until it quit. Why?"
</MODE>
>Anyone have some insight? Jay?
We might if you actually gave us some useful information, like:
1) What email client are you using, and what version thereof?
a) ThunderChicken
b) OutHouse/LookOut Express
c) Mutt
d) Eudora
e) Other
2) What spam filter(s) are you using, and what version thereof?
a) ThunderChicken
b) SpamAssassin
c) Other
3) What rulesets/scores are setting off the "spam-alarm?" These could be
found either in extra headers of the message, or in logfiles, depending on
your setup.
This info would give those of us who route mail for a living a *lot* more
insight as to what's happening and why...
Laterz,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
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