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Originally Posted by osiris  Habeas
Habeas, at Habeas Improves Email Delivery Rates, Avoid Email Blacklists with Monitoring and Authentication Email Compliance Solutions, is another such subscription-based whitelisting program. Habeas also recommends a -100 score for the most highly-rated senders in their list, although Spamassassin gives them the more conservative score of -8.0 for the highest-rated senders. A reduced impact score for Habeas (again in local.cf) might look like this:
# Score to reduce the effect of Habeas whitelisting
score HABEAS_ACCREDITED_COI 0 -0.5 0 -0.5
score HABEAS_ACCREDITED_SOI 0 -0.25 0 -0.25
score HABEAS_CHECKED 0 -0.1 0 -0.1
Things like this, is just to add it to /opt/zimbra/conf/spamassassin/local.cf and voila, it now works with in this example the Habeas lists to lower the score of emails, or do I have to tweak other conf files to make it actually make use of those lists? |
I can't comment on your other tools (Razor etc.), but this part I did so I know how it works. . .
The whitelists that I referenced in the wiki, including Habeas and BSP, are already included in SpamAssassin by default. I only learned about them when I found mail that we considered spam getting through my filters because these commercial whitelist scores were counteracting all the other legitimate spam flags. In a fit of pique I actually gave all those paid whitelists a positive score in local.cf--effectively penalizing any sender who uses them with automatic spam classification. But all that these lines do is change the score for an already-implemented list, not add a new list or service.
Dan