SPAM filtering turned on
David Borman <dab@BSDI.COM> Wed, 01 July 1998 21:07 UTC
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Date: Wed, 01 Jul 1998 16:04:23 -0500
From: David Borman <dab@BSDI.COM>
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To: tcplw@BSDI.COM
Subject: SPAM filtering turned on
Hi everyone, The tcplw@bsdi.com mailing list (and all mail destined for bsdi.com) goes through a BSDI MailFilter box. (See: http://www.bsdi.com/white-papers/war-on-spam http://www.BSDI.COM/products/BMF/ for more details.) As mail passes through the MailFilter box, it gets a score on the probablility that it is SPAM. Non-zero scores cause a "X-UBE-Index: score/thresh" line to be inserted in the message header, with the "thresh" being the threshhold at which the mail will be rejected. Up until now all messages for tcplw@bsdi.com have gone through, just being marked if the are suspected SPAM. I've now had rejection turned on. I don't expect this to cause any legitimate messages to be rejected, but we're dealing with computers and programmers, so anything is possible. In looking over the archive, nothing legitimate has been scored as spam at a level that would have rejected it. If SPAM gets through, I can always lower the threshhold. Questions or comments to me. -David Borman, dab@bsdi.com
- SPAM filtering turned on David Borman