SPUG: Spamassassin Example

[Creede Lambard]

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Boy, this guy hits all the buttons, doesn't he?

By the way, this afternoon I'm going to copy the presentation over to my 
server for download for those of you who have OpenOffice (or presumably 
StarOffice, though I haven't tried yet). After that I'll see if I can turn it 
into individual slides you can just browse through.

http://www.penguinsintheinght.com/spamtalk/

On Wednesday 21 August 2002 12:03, SPUG-list-owner wrote:
> SPUGsters,
>
> As a follow-up to Creede's excellent talk on mail filtering and
> SpamAssassin last night, I thought it would be helpful to show you
> an actual SPAM message (in case you've never seen one 8-}) and the
> detailed annotations that spamassassin inserted into it to explain its
> identification as such.
>
> Normally, I wouldn't have seen this message at all, because it gets
> relegated to my .caughtspam folder, but I fished it out to show you.
>
> See below...
>
> -Tim
> P.S. It also adds *****SPAM***** to the subject line.
>

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