[Maia-users] Minor bugs in Maia UI

Robert LeBlanc rjl at renaissoft.com
Fri Feb 4 03:07:02 PST 2005


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Jeff Squyres wrote:
| I have found two minor bugs in the Maia web UI (although one of them may
| simply be undocumented behavior?):
|
| 1. On the Domain Mail Filter Defaults page, two of the options available
| are:
|
|    Consider mail 'Spam' when Score is >= ____
|    Quarantine Spam when Score is >= ____
|
| If I put in identical values for both (say, 3.0 for each of them), I
| will still see ham with scores of 3.0.  Specifically: it seems that the
| test used is actually ">", not ">=".  My $0.02: ">=" would be more
| useful (I'd rather put in 3.0 instead of 2.999).

It's actually a case of a tie-breaking mechanism in amavisd-new.  If you
set both values to the same figure, the first condition to be tested
succeeds.  In other words ">=" is correct in both cases--except when
both values are identical.


| 2. Regarding the same two options from the Domain Mail Filter Defaults
| page, it seems that you can't have a "Consider mail 'Spam' when Score
| is" (CMSWS) value that is lower than the "Quarantine Spam when Score is"
| (QSWS) value.  That is, if I decrease CMSWS below QSWS, Maia
| automatically decreases QSWS to be equal to CMSWS.
|
| I mention this because it seems like two different (and unrelated)
| decisions: 1) whether an a-email is spam/ham, 2) whether an e-mail
| should be quarantined or not.
|
| Is this the intended behavior?

This was introduced in RC5 as a means of preventing people from
supplying score thresholds that were inconsistent with the destinies
they'd set for spam.  Ticket #18
<https://secure.renaissoft.com/cgi-bin/trac.cgi/ticket/18> proposes a
better solution.

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Robert LeBlanc <rjl at renaissoft.com>
Renaissoft, Inc.
Maia Mailguard <http://www.maiamailguard.com/>

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