MailMate not learning whitelist or blocklist

[AsafKeller]

@Michael_Tsai

What does SpamSieve’s log say the score is (the number in parentheses after “Predicted:”)?

Nothing! See attached.

SpamSieve Log.txt (6.96 KB)

[Michael_Tsai]

@AsafKeller

Nothing! See attached.

You seem to have filtered the “Predicted” lines out of the log. Try searching it as described here.

[AsafKeller]

@Michael_Tsai

You seem to have filtered the “Predicted” lines out of the log. Try searching it as described here.

Are these relevant?

Predicted: Good (1)
Subject: IronPort Spam Quarantine Notification
From: Quarantine@limbo.umaryland.edu
Identifier: h8REZ3oyXnGxZJm5T5DwPg==
Reason: (
“Quarantine@limbo.umaryland.edu”
) matched rule <From (address) Is Equal to “Quarantine@limbo.umaryland.edu”> in SpamSieve whitelist
Date: 2016-02-24 07:00:54 -0500 (EST)

Mistake: False Positive
Subject: IronPort Spam Quarantine Notification
Identifier: Lpc1hEGit6PQzSydSuFYiQ==
Classifier: Bayesian
Score: 73
Date: 2016-04-05 08:04:23 -0400 (EDT)

[Michael_Tsai]

@AsafKeller

Are these relevant?

They don’t seem to be related to the messages that you were talking about before. And neither of them has a score of 100.

Secondly, it’s probably not a good idea to have SpamSieve filter quarantine digests from your server spam filter. Those messages are not spam, but you don’t really want to train SpamSieve that all the words in them are good. In Mail, I would recommend creating a rule, above the SpamSieve rule, that matches those messages and does “Stop Evaluating Rules.” I’m not sure at the moment how to do this with MailMate. One option might be to have the messages filtered on the server to a separate mailbox so that they don’t arrive in the inbox.