Kaspersky Lab kaspersky anti-spam 2.0 Manual

If you want the filter to identify as many spam messages as possible, even at the 
cost of higher probability of false alarms, you may use the 

 

profile. 

Finally, if you do not want to use the RBL services check (as well as the check 
for availability of the sending server in DNS), use one of the 

profiles. These are different from the corresponding 

Standard, Soft, and Hard profiles only in that the indicated checks are not 
executed. 

For more details on common profiles operation see para 4.4.1.2, page 36. 

4.4.3. Specific headers assigned by the 

filter 

The filter can assign or modify the following message headers during operation: 

•  X-SpamTest-Status 
•  X-SpamTest-Method 
•  X-SpamTest-Info 
•  X-SpamTest-Categories 
•  Keywords 

• 

 (only adding marks to the header) 

Each of the above headers is discussed below in more detail. 

 — This header is assigned by the common profiles to each 

processed message (one per message) and contains message evaluation 
results. It can possess the following values: 

• 

 – a message is identified as spam. 

• 

– a message is probably spam, however detected spam 

attributes are not sufficient to confirm it. 

•  Trusted – a message originates from a known source (included in one of 

the "white lists") and should be received regardless of possible spam 
attributes.  

• 

 – no spam attributes sufficient for the 

 or 

 status are detected in a message.

 

This header may be used during message processing by the end-user 
mail-client.