#Spamassassin spam score update#
This update is the responsibility of the server administrator hosting SpamAssassin. These rules therefore have to be updated at least once a day in order for your SpamAssassin installation and its integration into Adobe Campaign to be fully functional and to guarantee the relevance of scores assigned to your deliveries before sending. The qualification of emails as undesirable by SpamAssassin is based entirely on filtering and scoring rules. Network administrators are responsible for adapting them to their company’s needs. Score attribution and message qualification are based exclusively on the configuration of SpamAssassin options and on filtering rules. The deployment and integration of SpamAssassin as described in this chapter are based on default software installation, as are filtering and scoring rules, which are those provided by SpamAssassin without any alterations or optimizations.
To do this, SpamAssassin must be installed and configured on the application server(s) of Adobe Campaign and requires a certain number of additional Perl modules to operate. In conjunction with this software, Adobe Campaign can assign a score to emails and determine whether a message is likely to be deemed undesirable before delivery is launched. SpamAssassin is a piece of software designed to filter undesirable emails. To learn more about the different deployments, refer to the Hosting models section or to this page. For example, to access the server and instance configuration files. Some configurations can only be performed by Adobe for deployments hosted by Adobe.
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