asterisk users - Jun 2005 - This mailing list is being spam filtered on my site.

Sorry if this not the right place to post this....  BUT...

Since May 31st, ALL of these user list messages have been filtered by
"spamassassin" running on my Linux box. - Claim to be listed in
"Bayes" as
spam. - Have no clue why this is happening.

Luckily, "spamassassin" sent the messages to the
"probably-spam" folder on
the Linux box & I was able to retrieve them.

If anybody else is having this problem **AND** us using "procmail"
(along
with "spamassassin") on a *NIX box, put the following three lines in
the top
of your ".procmailrc" file:

:0
^To:*.asterisk-users@lists\.digium\.com
${DEFAULT}

Note: - That's a zero in the first line.

This will allow delivery until somebody can figure out why this
"Bayesian"
filtering is happening and can get it stopped.

If anybody wants to contact me "off-list" to discuss, email:
gguthary@jtech.net

Gary Guthary

On Thu, June 16, 2005 3:26, Gary Guthary said:
> Sorry if this not the right place to post this....  BUT...
>
> Since May 31st, ALL of these user list messages have been filtered by
> "spamassassin" running on my Linux box. - Claim to be listed in
"Bayes" as
> spam. - Have no clue why this is happening.
>
> Luckily, "spamassassin" sent the messages to the
"probably-spam" folder on
> the Linux box & I was able to retrieve them.
>
> If anybody else is having this problem **AND** us using
"procmail" (along
> with "spamassassin") on a *NIX box, put the following three lines
in the
> top
> of your ".procmailrc" file:
>
> :0
> ^To:*.asterisk-users@lists\.digium\.com
> ${DEFAULT}
>
> Note: - That's a zero in the first line.
>
> This will allow delivery until somebody can figure out why this
"Bayesian"
> filtering is happening and can get it stopped.
>
> If anybody wants to contact me "off-list" to discuss, email:
> gguthary@jtech.net
>
> Gary Guthary
>
>
Check whether Bayes filter is set for auto-learn. It has somehow aquired
enough keywords from this list to mark the emails from here as SPAM. I do
not know which filter you use, but the SpamAssassin built in Bayesan
allows for 'HAM' (ie NON-SPAM) mails to be learnt... Try collecting a
weeks worth of list mails and then have the filter scan them (look for
sa-learn) as 'HAM'...

Good luck!

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