I did an upgrade of SpamAssassin here at HQ yesterday, and I installed sa-stats.pl, a Perl script that parses the SpamAssassin log file and produces summary reports.
I knew that we were receiving a lot of spam here, but I had no idea it was so great a percentage of incoming email. I feel a lot better now about the dozen or so spam that are still getting through the net; at least I didn’t have to see the 681 other ones that came my way in the last 24 hours. Here’s a breakdown, by user on our mail server (with actual addresses blurred) showing the last 24 hours worth of incoming email:
Username: Total: Ham: Spam: % Spam: --------------------------------------------------------------- me 751 70 681 90.68% user support 193 37 156 80.83% ******* 122 3 119 97.54% ******* 321 3 318 99.07% ******* 399 13 386 96.74% ******* 104 2 102 98.08%
In the chart “Ham” means email that isn’t spam. The overall figure is 93.23% spam over the 24 hours.
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Makes it seem like its spam
Makes it seem like its spam that owns the Internet.
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