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Posted to users@spamassassin.apache.org by "joea@j4computers.com" <jo...@j4computers.com> on 2012/03/27 16:21:05 UTC
submitting samples
I see that, to report SPAM and have spamassassin "learn", I can do "spamassassin -r < message.txt".
However, it is not clear what form "message.txt" should take. Since, by the time my mail client receives the missed SPAM, it has been altered from its "native" internet email form, I will have to save it as text and submit it.
I can rather handily view the "message source" which includes the "mail hop" info as well as the message body. (aka Mime.822 ?). I suspect that would be Too Much Information.
Guidance?
Re: submitting samples
Posted by Axb <ax...@gmail.com>.
On 03/27/2012 04:21 PM, joea@j4computers.com wrote:
> I see that, to report SPAM and have spamassassin "learn", I can do
> "spamassassin -r< message.txt".
>
> However, it is not clear what form "message.txt" should take.
> Since, by the time my mail client receives the missed SPAM, it has
> been altered from its "native" internet email form, I will have to
> save it as text and submit it.
>
> I can rather handily view the "message source" which includes the
> "mail hop" info as well as the message body. (aka Mime.822 ?). I
> suspect that would be Too Much Information.
>
> Guidance?
http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/ReportingSpam
the most efficient is to report to spamcop only:
http://www.spamcop.net/anonsignup.shtml
IMPORTANT: read the whole thing before blasting reports
Re: submitting samples - empty link
Posted by "joea@j4computers.com" <jo...@j4computers.com>.
However, this link -> http://gtmp.org/doku.php/pub_sa-postfix.en.html
says there is nothing to see here . . . move along . . . move along . . .
>>> "joea@j4computers.com" <jo...@j4computers.com> 03/27/12 10:27 AM >>>
And, if I had read a bit further, I would have seen the bit about setting up postfix alias(s) for just this purpose.
Sorry for the bother. Still, suggestions welcome.
>>> "joea@j4computers.com" <jo...@j4computers.com> 03/27/12 10:23 AM >>>
I see that, to report SPAM and have spamassassin "learn", I can do "spamassassin -r < message.txt".
However, it is not clear what form "message.txt" should take. Since, by the time my mail client receives the missed SPAM, it has been altered from its "native" internet email form, I will have to save it as text and submit it.
I can rather handily view the "message source" which includes the "mail hop" info as well as the message body. (aka Mime.822 ?). I suspect that would be Too Much Information.
Guidance?
Re: submitting samples
Posted by "joea@j4computers.com" <jo...@j4computers.com>.
And, if I had read a bit further, I would have seen the bit about setting up postfix alias(s) for just this purpose.
Sorry for the bother. Still, suggestions welcome.
>>> "joea@j4computers.com" <jo...@j4computers.com> 03/27/12 10:23 AM >>>
I see that, to report SPAM and have spamassassin "learn", I can do "spamassassin -r < message.txt".
However, it is not clear what form "message.txt" should take. Since, by the time my mail client receives the missed SPAM, it has been altered from its "native" internet email form, I will have to save it as text and submit it.
I can rather handily view the "message source" which includes the "mail hop" info as well as the message body. (aka Mime.822 ?). I suspect that would be Too Much Information.
Guidance?