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Spam Assassin - Help with Simple Rules

T

Torgut

Guest
Does any of you folks know why the following set of rules is marking mail as positive when a Subject is "John property" ?:


header LR_SUBJECT_JOHN Subject =~ /^john/i
score LR_SUBJECT_JOHN 7

header LOCAL_HOLIDAYRENTALS Subject =~ /property/
score LOCAL_HOLIDAYRENTALS -10


I mean.... it should be a final score of -3 so, not spam.
 
This SpamAssassin is messing with my mental health. I had spent two nights trying to perform simple texts. In my last post I mentioned a problem.

This is another:

header LR_SUBJECT_BLOWJOB Subject =~ /\blowjob\b/i
score LR_SUBJECT_BLOWJOB 7
describe LR_SUBJECT_BLOWJOB Contem Blowjob

Now... a mail with this subject will not be marked as spam:
Hot blonde nailed before give blowjob

This is insane.
 
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