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From: Jason S. <ja...@sj...> - 2003-05-30 23:21:22
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Dear List, I am using Pyzor on our company's mail gateway server. We are running postfix, amavisd, SpamAssassin, Razor, and Pyzor. We like all of those softwares a lot. I was testing something completely unrelated this afternoon when I sent a test email to myself from my ISP's email server to my internal corporate address, examined the headers, and discovered that Pyzor had tagged my message. The body of the message was empty & the subject said "test 678".=20 Since this message was from my account at my ISP to my corp' account, I can not figure out how any one out in the public internet could have tagged this messages to get Pyzor to tag it. Or am I misunderstanding something. I thought Pyzor was a completely human activated tagging system, meaning that someone would have had to have seen the message in question and reported it as spam. Since this message could not have possibly ever been seen by any one before, how could it be tagged? Any tips or advice is most appreciated. Thanks. Jason ICQ : 127795461 |