Re: bypassing SPF check for some domains

2006-05-30 Thread Kelson
klaus thorn wrote: can I configure spamassassin to not do SPF check for certain domains? Sort of, but it involves overriding some of the default rules in local.cf. Basically you need to do the following: 1. Copy the SPF eval rules to a new set of non-scored rules. 2. Create a header rule that

Re: bypassing SPF check for some domains

2006-05-29 Thread Daryl C. W. O'Shea
On 5/26/2006 8:58 PM, klaus thorn wrote: Hi spamassassin crowd, can I configure spamassassin to not do SPF check for certain domains? No, but if you don't want to check mail against your own SPF records you could use split views in your DNS... with your internal (or mail server facing) view

Re: bypassing SPF check for some domains

2006-05-29 Thread Magnus Holmgren
On Saturday 27 May 2006 02:58, klaus thorn took the opportunity to write: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] is sending to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Andy is somewhere (home/office/congress) > using often changing IP addresses. To compansate for this, > he uses the server example.com to relay all mail, > (authenticating

bypassing SPF check for some domains

2006-05-29 Thread klaus thorn
Hi spamassassin crowd, can I configure spamassassin to not do SPF check for certain domains? I assume that spf whitelisting is doing something else: after a successfull spf check, classify the mail as ham. Why I want to do this: [EMAIL PROTECTED] is sending to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Andy is somewher