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What to do with backscatter?
From: Arthur Dent <sa.list(at)troodos.demon.co.uk>
Date: Sun Oct 28 2007 - 17:12:11 EDT
My small home network is reasonably free from spam thanks partly to a careful Internet posting policy, and mainly to the wonderful SA which catches about 98% of the spam I do get. One thing that does plague me however is a periodic rash of Non Delivery Receipt messages (I've just had one now - about 10-15 or so). These score anywhere between 1.2 and 11.1 but mainly around the 3.7 mark (below my spam threshold of 5.0). They all hit the ANY_BOUNCE_MESSAGE rule.
I always wonder what to do with these. Should I:
a) Put them into my spam folder for bayes training with sa-learn; or
b) Increase the ANY_BOUNCE_MESSAGE score from 0.1 to something likely to bite;
or
What is the best thing to do with stuff? I don't want to mess up my bayes, but I would like to keep this out of my inbox... Thanks in advance. AD
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