(Delivered) Filter: Spam (Weight: 39) - what does that exactly mean?
Question asked by Jon Eastwood - 1/7/2015 at 7:34 AM
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Client is asking why they still get spam for stuff that is clearly spam, especially when the log record for such email looks as belowand i am now running commtouch also:
 
Delivery for xxxxxx to xxxxxxx has completed (Delivered) Filter: Spam (Weight: 39)
 
Spam settings are as follows:
Low: 15 - Prefix subject
Medium: 20 - Move to Junk
High: 50 - Delete
 
So when it says Delivered) Filter: Spam (Weight: 39) - surely that should have gone to junk yet the client go it in their inbox?
 
Any ideas please
 
Steve Reid Replied
Action are configurable within spam settings. You decide what happens based on what weight. Security > Antispam Administration > Filtering
Jon Eastwood Replied
Cheers Steve,
 
I understand that but I was unsure as to what actual action 'Filter: Spam' refers to low,medium, or high:
 
Plus my settings mean it should never have been delivered
 
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Steve Reid Replied
According to your screenshot it should have gone to the junk e-mail folder...
 
Check to see if the user has any content filter that override that behaviour?
Jon Eastwood Replied
the only filter they have is a zip filter, but that would have shown up in my log file records would it not?
Steve Reid Replied
Yeah it should... not sure how this could happen. Maybe it was moved by their client software?
Jon Eastwood Replied
but as i said it appeared in the clients inbox and the log states it was delivered, maybe a SM staff may see this :-)
Steve Reid Replied
When an email is directed to the junk email folder it still says delivered.
Jon Eastwood Replied
well the client has assured me this email was delivered into the inbox
Employee Replied
Employee Post
Hi all.  A couple of things could be happening here.  
1. The sending domain is specified as a trusted sender at either the system/domain/user level.  
2. Users are allowed to override default spam settings in Security >> Antispam Admin >> Options tab.
 
You are correct that the above message should've been sent to the junk folder.  The reason it wasn't was probably due to one of these.
Jon Eastwood Replied
Hi Rod, check user settings as well as domain settings and both are set to system settings and not override - if it was a trusted sender would that not be listed in the log file record?
Jon Eastwood Replied
Delivery Log entries [2015.01.08] 14:27:19 [95222] Delivery started for xxxx@xxxxx at 14:27:19 [2015.01.08] 14:27:22 [95222] Spam check results: [_SPF: None], [* BARRACUDA - BRBL: passed], [* CBL - ABUSE SEAT: passed], [* GBUDB: passed], [* HOSTKARMA - BLACKLIST: passed], [* HOSTKARMA - BROWNLIST: passed], [* HOSTKARMA - NO BLACKLIST: passed], [* HOSTKARMA - WHITELIST: passed], [* MAILSPIKE BL: passed], [* MAILSPIKE Z: passed], [* SORBS - ABUSE: passed], [* SORBS - DYNAMIC IP: passed], [* SORBS - PROXY: passed], [* SORBS - SOCKS: passed], [* SORBS SMTP: passed], [* SPAMCANNIBAL: passed], [* SPAMHAUS - CBL: passed], [* SPAMHAUS - CSS: passed], [* SPAMHAUS - PBL: passed], [* SPAMHAUS - PBL2: passed], [* SPAMHAUS - SBL: passed], [* UCEPROTECT LEVEL 1: passed], [* UCEPROTECT LEVEL 2: passed], [* UCEPROTECT LEVEL 3: passed], [* VIRUS RBL - MSRBL: passed], [_REVERSEDNSLOOKUP: passed], [_COMMTOUCH: 30,Confirmed], [_INTERNALSPAMASSASSIN: 0:0], [_DK: None], [_DKIM: None], [* SURBL - ABUSE BUSTER: passed], [* SURBL - JWSPAMSPY: passed], [* SURBL - MALWARE: passed], [* SURBL - PHISHING: passed], [* SURBL - SPAMCOP WEB: passed], [* URIBL BLACK: passed], [* URIBL GREY: passed], [* URIBL MULTI: passed], [* URIBL RED: passed] [2015.01.08] 14:27:25 [95222] Starting local delivery to xxxx@xxxx.co.uk [2015.01.08] 14:27:25 [95222] Delivery for xxxx@xxxx to xxxx@xxxx.co.uk has completed (Delivered) Filter: Spam (Weight: 30) [2015.01.08] 14:27:25 [95222] End delivery to xxxx@xxxx.co.uk [2015.01.08] 14:27:25 [95222] Delivery finished for xxx@xxxx at 14:27:25 [id:14462695222]
Employee Replied
Employee Post
Hi Jon. Something is definitely not right with that delivery log. It should have been moved to spam simply for the Cyren score. I would upgrade if you're not on SmarterMail 13. If you are, then I'd recommend a support ticket, which from what I see in all likelyhood will be refunded back to you as a bug.

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