From: Tony M. <to...@sp...> - 2009-05-03 04:15:14
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>> The database has two values for each digest - one "hit count" and one >> "whitelist count". You get both of those back from a pyzor check >> command, so basically it's up to you to decide what you do with them >> (I believe SpamAssassin ignores the whitelist value, for example). > > would it make sense to change that plugin to only report spam when scores > in spamassassin is high ? and try whitelist when the score is low ? IMO the plug-in should use the whitelist value, yes. I think possibly it was added to SA before Pyzor had any whitelisting, and has just never been updated. The SA configuration does allow you, from what I can see, to select the number of 'hits' that are required for the plug-in to consider the message spam. > would you rework the sa plugin for this ? I'd be happier if someone else did (I'm assuming that it's in Perl, like most of SA, and my Perl is not great). I would be happy to help someone more suited to doing it, though. Does anyone know who maintains the SA plug-in? Cheers, Tony |