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Posted to users@spamassassin.apache.org by Otto TheBusDriver <bu...@gmail.com> on 2007/07/11 21:58:03 UTC
FP | SARE_BEASTUD
I'm seeing False Positives on the rule SARE_BEASTUD for a message that
we are receiving.
This rule is matching on the following text "be a studio".
"I look forward to reading many more books, and when my voice goes, I
will continue to be a studio monitor and technician."
How does one go about getting this rule re-evaluated or modified to
avoid these FPs in the 70_sare_adult configs?
body SARE_BEASTUD /be a stud/i
describe SARE_BEASTUD common spammer phrasing
score SARE_BEASTUD 0.26
# Original name: RM_bpm_BeAStud
# 53s/0h of 119325 corpus (98981s/20344h) 03/21/04
# 7s/0h of 15929 corpus (13729s/2200h) 03/23/04
#counts SARE_BEASTUD 73s/2h of 42056 corpus
(34127s/7929h FVGT) 04/19/06
#counts SARE_BEASTUD 20s/1h of 140226 corpus
(90162s/50064h DOC) 04/19/06
Thanks,
Otto
Re: FP | SARE_BEASTUD
Posted by "Daryl C. W. O'Shea" <sp...@dostech.ca>.
Otto TheBusDriver wrote:
> I'm seeing False Positives on the rule SARE_BEASTUD for a message that
> we are receiving.
>
> This rule is matching on the following text "be a studio".
>
> "I look forward to reading many more books, and when my voice goes, I
> will continue to be a studio monitor and technician."
>
> How does one go about getting this rule re-evaluated or modified to
> avoid these FPs in the 70_sare_adult configs?
For a whopping score of 0.26 I wouldn't bother, but you could try the
SARE users list.
Daryl
> body SARE_BEASTUD /be a stud/i
> describe SARE_BEASTUD common spammer phrasing
> score SARE_BEASTUD 0.26
> # Original name: RM_bpm_BeAStud
> # 53s/0h of 119325 corpus (98981s/20344h) 03/21/04
> # 7s/0h of 15929 corpus (13729s/2200h) 03/23/04
> #counts SARE_BEASTUD 73s/2h of 42056 corpus
> (34127s/7929h FVGT) 04/19/06
> #counts SARE_BEASTUD 20s/1h of 140226 corpus
> (90162s/50064h DOC) 04/19/06
>
> Thanks,
> Otto
>