exception {
if (/^X-Spam-Status: No, score=[234]/:h)
{
to "$DEFAULT/.SpamScore/"
}
}
The above snippet from /etc/maildroprc makes mail with a SA score of 2+ go to
a folder for high spam score mail while mail with a lower SA score gets
regular delivery (SA score of 5+ means SMTP reject).
The ":h" in the pattern match should specify a header match. Unfortunately it
seems to be matching on header from an encapsulated message. So a list server
sends a message to me for moderation because the sender isn't a list member,
the message in question has a high spam score (not surprising) and the message
goes to the SpamScore folder not the folder for mailing list mail.
Any ideas what's going wrong here?
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