Re: Checking how I am doing wiht SPAM

[Elton <ehd@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you are using the SPAM filters vs. simply "blocking", you can 
route a copy of all of the filtered SPAM to a specified mailto at 
your option; ie: send a copy Subject Filtering to 
"subject_filter@xxxxxxxxxx", Body Filters to 
"body_filter@xxxxxxxxxx", etc., etc..

I get about 2,500 per day in our SPAM boxes; which is a lot for a small site.

We just need a feature were Post.Office adds filter offenders to the 
blocked list, automatically, after a Admin. specified filter fail 
count.


Elton

On Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 03:37 PM, FAQ wrote:

> login as root
> open Terminal:
>
> cd /var/spool/post.office/log
>
> for header filters:
> grep Header\ Filter *
>
> for other filters:
> grep MATCH *
>
> we are working on a utility to make this type of analysis easier.
>
> --eRic
>
>
>
> on 2/27/03 1:31 PM, scotts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx at scotts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> > I have a number of addresses blocked so as not to get SPAM. What is the
> > easiest way to see how well I am doing? I assume grepping the log would be
> > a good start but what exactly to look for. I must be doing something right
> > because one of my users is thrilled to be getting almost nothing he
> > doesn't want.
> >
> >
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