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Subject: Re: [Razor-users] early experiences with Razor2 (and SA)
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Gary Funck <gary@intrepid.com> [2002-09-18 13:57:00 -0700]:
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> In my experience, there are spam messages that sneak past Spam Assassin,
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> that Razor will pick up. Those are the ones that I'm calling "marginal".
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> Basically, I'm hoping that "the collective" of Razor users make a better
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> judge of spam than any single program like SA can, and therefore I can
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> benefit from their judgement and get more extensive spam filtering. I've
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> seen examples of this already, where SA doesn't score the spam high enough
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> to bounce it, but Razor does.
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I think perhaps you missed the fact that SA scores are adjustable. If
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you want SA to tag all messages listed in Razor then you can put this
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in your ~/.spamassassin/user_prefs file.
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score RAZOR_CHECK 10
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The default score is 3 and the default threshold needed is 5.
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Therefore if you wish to have any razor listed messages tagged by SA
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then setting a score for any razor listed messages to anything above 5
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would be sufficient.
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If you are already using SA then the above would be more efficient.
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Otherwise you are running all of the mail through razor twice, once
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for SA and once again afterward. If you really want to run Razor
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individually then you should set the 'score RAZOR_CHECK 0' so that SA
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won't do it and avoid the double network hit.
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However, one of the benefits of using SA in combination with Razor has
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been the history of false positive reports in the razor database. The
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current score of 3 is hefty, but not enough by itself to tag as spam.
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But for any real spam is usually enough to push it over the threshold.
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Razor2 addresses the false positive problem but is not yet in as wide
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of use as Razor1.
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Bob
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