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The Advanced Configuration section allows fine tuning of the
spam filtering capabilities. Generally this should be left alone and
the system will work fine. The options are explained below.
- Full Header Reporting
- If enabled, the spam filter will append
detailed information about the scanning results in the header of the
email message. This information is useful for debugging those messages
that the spam filter missed.
- Max Message Size to Spam Scan
- Scanning a message for spam takes
up a lot of system resources. If the message has a very large size,
too much time may be spent analyzing the message. Here you may specify
the maximum size of the message that are scanned for spam. If an email
is larger than this amount in kilobytes, that message is not scanned
for spam. Spam typically isn't larger than 150K.
- RBL Lookup Timeout
- Real-time Black-hole List (RBL) are servers
on the Internet that keep a database of machines and domains that
regularly send spam. The spam scanner contacts RBL if that option
is enabled. Here you can specify the timeout in seconds for contacting
the RBL servers. If the scanner doesn't receive a reply from an RBL
server after this many seconds, it drops the RBL checks.
- Local Languages
- The Spam Scanning will not assign a spam
point value for being in a foreign language for each language selected
here. More than one Local Language can be set.
- Local Character Sets
- As with the Local Languages above
if an e-mail is sent in a character set not defined as a Local
Character Set it will be assigned a spam point value.
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