Markus Braun wrote: > > debug: tests=ALL_TRUSTED,MISSING_DATE,MISSING_SUBJECT,NO_REAL_NAME > > > Here is a BIG problem! You got an ALL_TRUSTED on this spam. > > Assuming you fed in a spam that came from outside and the headers > > are still there showing that, it shoudl NEVER get an ALL_TRUSTED > > indication. This results in a negative score, being added to the > > total, and in this case is probably responsible for the major > > problems here. You MUST set trusted_networks correctly. > > > so i have read something about spamassassin and the configuration of > trusted networks. > > I found an example: > > trusted_networks 123.12.34.56 123.12.35/24 > That line will specify that the host at 123.12.34.56, and all hosts > in the 123.12.35.0 - 123.12.35.255 address range, are to be trusted. > > But i dont understand it really. I have a webserver with an Ip > Adress. How must i configure it?
The trusted_networks setting specifies which mail servers you trust not to forge header information. Normally, this will just be the servers that you directly control. You can either list your mailservers individually, or you can list your entire network so that you automatically trust any mailserver in your network. -- Bowie
