On 08/04/18 13:41, David Jones wrote:
On 04/07/2018 10:42 AM, Sebastian Arcus wrote:
I'm not entirely sure what is the cause of this - notification emails
from The Pension Regulator in UK (a government body overseeing
pensions) have the destination email in upper case as part of the
Message-ID. I don't know if the user has input their email address in
caps when creating the account with TPR, and the system at TPR just
preserves caps - or maybe their email software does that on purpose
somehow. In all events, all email notifications from them go straight
to the Junk folder. Do the standards really require a message id to be
in all lower case?
I've enclosed one of the messages received here:
https://pastebin.com/9Bmu3pj1
I added this to the 60_whitelist_auth.cf to trust this sender:
def_whitelist_auth *@*.tpr.gov.uk
This will get pushed out in a couple of days by sa-update.
I know it's not directly addressing your question about the rule's high
score but this is how I address these types of issues. If you create a
"fast lane" for trusted senders then this allows for more aggressive
tactics/scores for new and untrusted senders.
Thank you David. It sounds like a reasonable solution to me.
