helo hostname as
a secondary check.
SPF_PASS has only a nominal score, with SPF whitelisting you are
whitelisting the envelope address, so it doesn't matter hugely.
> How does
> spamassassin treat a different Return-Path and From in a message?
There are some meta rules that involve a comparison.
Hi
> I had a phishing mail skip my spf check. The spf check was done on
> the Return-Path and not the From:. Is a default convention? How does
> spamassassin treat a different Return-Path and From in a message?
You have to distinguish the 'envelope' of the email, the ad
> so you want your own messages blocked everywhere?
I do not know yet. I can assume this different on something like a
mailing list. It is irritating that the From has a credible name, in
this case from a bank.
I had a phishing mail skip my spf check. The spf check was done on the
Return-Path and not the From:. Is a default convention? How does
spamassassin treat a different Return-Path and From in a message?
