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SPAMASSASSIN SCORES FULL
Rules can act on various parts of the message, including the full message and headers, headers only, body only, etc. RulesĪ rule is a test that determines the spam score of a message. SpamAssassin rules should be changed only after fully understanding the ramifications of modifying them. The rules are covered here to give you a taste of how the scoring engine works. The set of rules distributed with SpamAssassin is located by default in /usr/local/share/spamassassin. SpamAssassin's main strength is its ability to score messages for their likelihood to be spam.
Slamming Spam: A Guide for System Administrators
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