Le 29/12/2010 18:25, Philip Van Pelt a écrit : >[snip] > Dec 29 13:48:31 test-services amavis[11240]: (11240-02) Passed SPAM, > <r...@doctorvinyl.be> -> <t...@example.com>, quarantine: > k/spam-kEzi169drbKm.gz, Message-ID: > <20101229124831.9def84a...@test-services.doctorvinyl.be>, mail_id: > kEzi169drbKm, Hits: 1000.729, size: 1136, queued_as: BE5EC4A4AB, 178 ms > [snip] > Dec 29 13:48:31 test-services dovecot: deliver(t...@example.com): sieve: > msgid=<20101229124831.9def84a...@test-services.doctorvinyl.be>: stored > mail into mailbox 'Spam'
so this one is put into spam folder by your dovecot sieve script. > [snip] > Dec 29 13:48:33 test-services amavis[11239]: (11239-03) Passed SPAM, > <r...@doctorvinyl.be> -> <al...@example.com>, quarantine: > L/spam-L9OJuBX5JIAS.gz, Message-ID: > [snip] > Dec 29 13:48:33 test-services dovecot: deliver(t...@example.com): sieve: > msgid=<20101229124832.ca6334a...@test-services.doctorvinyl.be>: stored > mail into mailbox 'INBOX' and this one is not. you redacted your logs. is the domain in <al...@example.com> the same as the one in <t...@example.com>? when redactig logs, please replace different entities by different entities. use joe.example, foo.example, .... (the list is infinite, so there is no reason to map two different domains to a single example domain). > [snip]
