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AWL
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United States
2007-12-27 08:09:01
Is there a way to zap the auto-white list entries/scores for
one user?  I
have one who has a boatload of spam squeaking through within
1-1.5 points
of the threshhold.  On all of these, the spam's AWL score is
in the high
-2s to mid -3's thereby effectively negating the bayes_99
score, as the
other "trips" aren't enough to classify it as
spam.

Tnx


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Melwood
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301.599.4560 - MyDesk
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Re: AWL
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2007-12-27 08:59:53
On 12/27/07, Rick Zeman  wrote:
> Is there a way to zap the auto-white list
entries/scores for one user?  I
> have one who has a boatload of spam squeaking through
within 1-1.5 points
> of the threshhold.  On all of these, the spam's AWL
score is in the high
> -2s to mid -3's thereby effectively negating the
bayes_99 score, as the
> other "trips" aren't enough to classify it as
spam.
>
> Tnx
>
>
> --
> Rick Zeman

spamassassin --remove-addr-from-whitelist=addr

man spamassassin-run

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Re: AWL
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Canada
2008-01-07 10:02:34
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Rick Zeman wrote:
> Is there a way to zap the auto-white list
entries/scores for one user?  I
> have one who has a boatload of spam squeaking through
within 1-1.5 points
> of the threshhold.  On all of these, the spam's AWL
score is in the high
> -2s to mid -3's thereby effectively negating the
bayes_99 score, as the
> other "trips" aren't enough to classify it as
spam.

One thing to bear in mind is that there's only one
"user" as far as the
AWL is concerned, and that's your amavis/maia user.  As a
consequence,
if there's a bias problem with your AWL scores it's not
going to affect
just one user, it's going to affect all of your users who
receive mail
from the offending address(es).

In general, then, when your AWL has been corrupted by
learning errors
it's best to just wipe the table altogether and let it
rebuild itself
from scratch.  If you want to reset just one particular
sender's score,
you can do it with a SQL statement like:

  DELETE FROM awl WHERE email = 'senderdomain';

To properly and safely wipe the AWL table completely, use
the
maiadbtool.pl script, e.g.

  maiadbtool.pl --clear-awl

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Renaissoft, Inc.
Maia Mailguard <http://www.maiamail
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