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August 2004 Omsoft is now using a dedicated system from Barracuda Networks to help combat the scourge of spam and e-mail bourne viruses. Virus Removal Any e-mail message that contains a known virus signature will be caught and deleted by this system. Spam Tagging The presence of the text
In a message header can be used by your e-mail program to reject suspect
messages or to contain them in a separate folder.NOTE We suggest you use this feature cautiously. The tagging mechanism may help you sort meaningful e-mail from unsolicited bulk commercial e-mail. But, it is no substitute for your own judgment. Here are links to examples of how to create spam filters with some of the common e-mail programs. Eudora Entourage Outlook Express 5 Windows Eudora Outlook The Gory Details For our more savvy users, here is information on the extra headers that each message will contain.
This tag will be present if the Barracuda believes the message to be spam, if it has a score of 3.5. If you believe this is too restrictive, you may base your filter on the X-Barracuda-Spam-Score header instead. This header will not be present otherwise if the score is lower than 3.5. This tag will be present in all messages scanned by the Barracuda. The Barracuda scores messages by using SpamAssassin, and this tag reports that score. Messages with a score of 3.5 or higher will contain a "[SPAM?]" subject prefix. Messages that score 9 or higher will not be delivered to your mailbox. This tag mentions which SpamAssassin rules matched with the message. This tag includes a detailed report on the rules matched with the message. It will look something like this: |
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