tir, 2003-01-28 kl. 19:44 skrev Debbie D:
> So I believe that a rule needs to be added that reduces the score on a legit
> Juno mail.. Can someone help me out here??
Isn't that what whitelist_from/whitelist_from_rcvd is for? That's what I
use it for, at any rate.
Best,
Tony
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Tony Earnshaw
The problem here is that Microsoft is too lazy to set up DNS for the server
delivering this mail. Until they do so, whitelist_from_rcvd will NOT work.
As per the man page, the part of the Received header searched MUST be next
to a bracketed IP address to prevent simple HELO spoofing.
Received:
I keep getting headers like this:
X-Spam-Status has a write-up on the hits...
X-Spam-Level is always present, but empty.
Now, I do not have anything in my directories which is currently
recorded as Spam (hits >= 5.0).
Is it "OK" that the X-Spam-Level shows nothing until (I assume
here) there is
This is one of a few rules (along with the HTML only rule) that
shouldn't truely be in SpamAssassin.
IMHO SpamAssassins rule should be oriented to things ALWAYS found in
spam, or should have exceptions to compensate.
As for this issue Forged_Juno_Rcvd shouldn't be so high, or should be
counte
