Re: [SM-USERS] message filters not grabbing the proper items. -- solved!

[Matt K. <ma...@ke...>]

Turns out I also get another header when X-Spam-Status is set to "Yes, ..."
It looks like this:  "X-Spam-Flag: Yes"  and never contains any extra
stuff that I might get a false match on.

I'm not sure whether this is a general SpamAssasin feature, or something
my ISP set up (the mail server is not under my direct control).

So I'm good to go.  Thanks for the help!

-Matt

>
>> I'm, having the exact same problem, and just wrote up a similar
>> question.
>> My theory is that 'good' headers looks something like this:
>>
>> "X-Spam-Status: No, score=-1.6 required=5.0 tests=AWL,BAYES_00,TW_QL"
>>
>> Note that "BAYES_OO" contains the substring "YES"
>
> That would probably be a correct analysis.
>
>> I'm eagerly awaiting some ideas for fixing this too.  If you figure it
>> out, pleas let me know!
>
> IMAP SEARCH doesn't support regex, so you might be out of luck unless
> you can find a slightly different string to filter on.  Best thing to do
> is get yourself some server side filtering software and use the
> ServerSideFilter plugin instead.  Bonus is you get more powerful
> filtering, the filtering is applicable no matter what client you use,
> and filtering happens at time of delivery, which speeds up SM immensely.
>   If you are using a MySQL backend for virtual users and cannot use
> ServerSideFilters as is, please be aware that I have completed a MySQL
> add-on and can send you a copy of the plugin as such.
>
> -paul