Matt Kettler said:
> Someone may correct me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know, SpamAssassin
> does not have any access to the delivery envelope itself, thus does not
> know who the mail is really being delivered to, it only has access to what
> is stated in the mail headers. Any filtering based on the the envelope
> would have to be done by the MTA itself, prior to calling SpamAssassin.
It can pick up *some* of them: here's the list we use (from the code):
$self->get ('Resent-To') . # std, rfc822
$self->get ('Resent-Cc')); # std, rfc822
$self->get ('To') . # std
$self->get ('Apparently-To') . # sendmail, from envelope
$self->get ('Delivered-To') . # Postfix, I think
$self->get ('Envelope-Recipients') . # qmail: new-inject(1)
$self->get ('Apparently-Resent-To') . # procmailrc manpage
$self->get ('X-Envelope-To') . # procmailrc manpage
$self->get ('Cc')); # std
If anyone can suggest others added by other MTAs, it'd be much appreciated.
--j.
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