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Hi all,
Running SA 2.50 on BSDI 4.x, Perl 5.8.0,
delivering to local mailbox files via Postfix + Procmail. Everything
works as advertised -- kudos to the SA coders!! :-) :-)
I have one minor problem. Using a
site-wide config, I have some entries in my local.cf which specify users who
have requested SA be 'turned off' by adding an all_spam_to entry for them
(there's just no explaining it to the dullards ... {sigh}). This works
properly; mail directed to those users gets scored a heavy negative, and is
delivered marked as non-spam.
The problem arises when inbound spam has multiple
addressees in the 'To:' header, and one of those addressees has an all_spam_to
entry. Regardless of which recipient is receiving the current copy of the
message, SA marks the mail as non-spam because the USER_IN_ALL_SPAM_TO rule was
matched :-(
Is there a known fix or workaround for this?
Am I just being stupid? (Wouldn't be the first time!)
I'd appreciate off-list copies of any
replies.
Thanks,
Brad Jackson
Net Admin
I-1 Internet Group, Inc.
"i1" + at-sign + "i-1.net"
PS: Personal email stats for today: Received 114
emails of which 110 were correctly ID'd as Spam, 3 were legit emails correctly
marked as non-spam, and one Spam slipped through (due to the issue mentioned
above). That's damn near perfect. I'm a *happy* admin!
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