[ale] Tagging of Possible-Spam

[Michael Trausch]

Hey, I understand completely. I have a handful of imperfect systems
myself...

Though sometimes (like tonight! I am working on a PHP project that is
business-critical and is so full of SQL injection points that it has to be
fixed *right freakin' now* because people cannot submit data to it. Greeeat.

And that's not even the worst of its problems...

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On Jun 27, 2011 10:28 PM, "JD" <jdp at algoloma.com> wrote:
> On 06/27/2011 09:21 PM, Michael B. Trausch wrote:
>> On Mon, 2011-06-27 at 17:10 -0400, JD wrote:
>>> I apologize to the list for my old email server not being able to
>>> correctly mark spam 100%. Some of the senders to this list are marked
>>> as possible-spam by spam-assassin, but not everyone is.
>>
>> No worries... I was just curious.
>>
>
> Certainly there are things that I can do better ...
>
> Your email, Michael, came in as non-spam. There's another reply ... from
> "the don", that was marked as "possible spam". It isn't the ALE-listsrv,
> but the source of the email being marked as possible spam even after I
> mark each message as "not junk."
>
> The reverse lookup for that email domain doesn't match the forward
> lookup, so it makes perfect sense for that to be marked as
> "possible-spam". The issue with our email system is that manual, user
> overrides aren't being used in any way to correct it.
>
> Anyone who had performed an email, calendar, IM, IMAP migration
> understands my reluctance to migrate to intermediate solutions. Users
> are never happy with migrations, though some of them have noticed the
> spam handling issue too. Eventually, I'd get the migration planned and
> implemented. Priorities, right?
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