Sendmail and many other MTAs (not qmail though) add a Message-Id header if
a message it handles does not have one. The only messages I see that lack
Message-Id are direct-to-MX spam from shoddy malware. Messages that are
sent normally by regular folks will have a Message-Id by the time it
arrives at the destination. I think this would be a useful rule, since you
can easily identify a Message-Id that was added by your own MTA (it has
your domain in it). Pseudo-code would go something like this:
if (Message-Id contains mydomain && (From|EnvelopeSender) contains
foreigndomain) {
Spamscore += 1.5
}
What do you think? This would not work on a sendmail/MIMEdefang/SA setup,
since sendmail doesn't get to add the Message-Id until after the Milter has
had a go at the message. But for people using SA via .forward, this should
work pretty well.
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