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- By: eaeou on July 13, 2004

yes, you are right
- By: porcelain insulator on July 13, 2004

Also, I don't know how Hosting Matters has installed their system, but if they provide a way for you to train your Bayesian tests, that can be very helpful as well..
- By: Del Simmons on May 8, 2004

I honestly don't think it is spamassassin. I think some big spamhouse has been studying the default tests in the latest version of spamassassin and making spam that sneaks past them. I use spamassassin on my server as well and have seen a sudden rise in the volume of simple, short spam getting through in the last week or two as well. I'm upgrading my mail server to the latest version of spamassassin and turning on the network based checks, like Razor2, tonight. I'll let you know if it helps.
- By: Del Simmons on May 8, 2004