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Every e-mail msg is intercepted by SpamAssassin who then scans it and evaluates it... The more it looks like spam, the higher grade will SA give... so, by our experience, 4 hits is enough to be certain that it's spam, and if so, SA automatically modifies it's title to *****SPAM***** or deletes it (whichever option you enabled).
Here is up-to-date MAPS zones list, due to many offline servers from my first post in this thread:
cbl.abuseat.org;dnsbl.ahbl.org;rhsbl.ahbl.org;ircbl.ahbl.org;list.dsbl.org;t1.dnsbl.net.au;combined.njabl.org;bhnc.njabl.org;relays.ordb.org;dnsbl.sorbs.net;bl.spamcop.net;sbl-xbl.spamhaus.org
(Copy/paste this list into Plesk Control Panel -> Server -> Mail -> Enable MAPS spam protection -> MAPS zones)
If you're using MailEnable and want to check whether your MAPS zones are working, goto MailEnable Administrator (Start -> Programs -> MailEnable); select Servers -> localhost -> Connectors -> right click SMTP and choose Properties. MAPS zones are in DNS Blacklisting tab and should all be in rows, enabled.
I am quite new with SpamAssassin and this is a great post.
I am implemented both SARE and MAPS.
So how's SARE works then? Does it actually delete the incoming email if the criteria match?
The reason I ask this due to I put the new rule as per this thread said but I found that I don't receive the email verifictaion that I suppose to getting for instance registering the SWSOFT forum.
Also ... all the email seems doesn't have a **SPAM** marked on the email. Am I doing right here?