From: NFN Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Bowie Bailey wrote: > >> > >>Thus, if I'm running SpamAssassin on server xx.yy.zz.ww, and I get > >>a message from server aa.bb.cc.dd, I want both servers to trust > >>each other, because I control both servers, and there's no > >>intermediate relay between the two. > > > > > > Then you just need to add one line to the config on each server. > > > > On server "xx.yy.zz.ww": > > trusted_networks aa.bb.cc.dd > > > > On server "aa.bb.cc.dd" > > trusted_networks xx.yy.zz.ww > > This is exactly what I'm doing. Yet when I send a spammy test > message from a server whose IP address is one that's specified by > trusted_networks, the message is getting a full SA score. I have > verified on the target server that IP address specified by > trusted_networks is the same one shown by the sending server, both > from a "relay=" line in the mail logs, and the top Received: line in > the received message. > > > > > With these settings, they will each see the other as trusted. > > Take a look at the trusted_networks description on the > > Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf man page for more details. > > I've checked that one several times, but I don't see anything > obvious over what I'm already doing. > > Is there any way of tracing the behavior, to see what's expected and > how things aren't matching when a message actually comes through?
It sounds to me like your setup is working as expected. Mails coming from servers in your trusted_networks list will still be scanned for spam as normal. The only difference is that they may get the ALL_TRUSTED rule depending on exactly where the mail originated. Show us the X-Spam headers from one of your test emails so we can see exactly which rules are hitting. Bowie
