SPAM? Was[Re: [nflug] Gnome behavior]

Joshua Ronne Altemoos joshua at wolfnix.net
Sun Nov 13 08:48:52 EST 2005 

well it showed up in my 'Junk Mail' It was not black nor whitelisted at
that time. i am thing tag1 and tag2 are the ranges of the score. I use
dreamhost http://www.dreamhost.com/ and it always catchs spam for me. But
ity also says that the host it is sent from is in the spam db and was sent
over a proxy. I mainly posted it for pete and/or jesse to see.

Josh

> Looking at the tags, you have it whitelisted and blacklisted, note
> "tag1" is -999, while "tag2" is +999, therefor cancelling each other
> out... then your SpamAssassin filter gave it a score of 4.6.  You have
> your spamfilter setup to mark anything above 4.0 as spam, thus, it was
> marked as spam... My suggestion is to check your filters.
>
>   - Tony
>
>
> Joshua Ronne Altemoos wrote:
>> Eh? i am wondering why this message was marked as spam.
>>
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>> From: Jesse Jarzynka <denisesballs at thecybersource.com>
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>> To: nflug at nflug.org
>> Subject: Re: [nflug] Gnome behavior
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>>
>>> Cyber Source wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> In Gnome, there is an option called "Always on visible workspace" when
>>>> you right click on the title bar of the open app. I never noticed this
>>>> before and am a little cautious about trying this for fear of not
>>>> being able to revert it or at least hunting for the function. If you
>>>> do this, let me know what it does, Thanks.
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>>>>
>>> Dad, that keeps the window on whatever workspace you happen to be on.
>>> That's the opposite of what he wants to do - keep windows on their own
>>> workspaces. I use it for my gkrellm so it's always on whatever
>>> workspace
>>> I happen to be on. You can just uncheck it if you don't like it. It
>>> turns into "Only on this workspace" after you've checked "Always on
>>> visible workspace".
>>>
>>> That being said, I've never personally seen a way to do this Robert.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Jesse Jarzynka
>>> Cyber Source
>>> http://www.jessejoe.com/
>>> http://www.thecybersource.com/
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