Hi there, Our SpamA version is: 3.0.3 Running on Perl : 5.8.4. Our serveurs only run Debian, stable, and are up to date. We have got exim, clamscan, and SpamA. But we do not use any Procmail.
Since our mail server (www.mezimail.com) is supposed to be opened (free service to promote OpenSource solutions), some spammers tried to create accounts and sent spam from there. So I searched (a lot) for solutions. I only found this one in the SA rules : SARE_TOCC_BCC_MANY in the 70_SARE_header0.cf file. By default, the score is set to 0... but, I really have problems with false positive !! (for example mails sent from my serveur, with no address specified in the bcc field, are tagged with that rule... !) Then I looked at the SARE file. There is no real rule to explain what happens : meta SARE_TOCC_BCC_MANY __SARE_HEAD_FALSE and that's all ! Where is the real rule ? We also found references to the BCC in the SA Perl source code... but we did not understand. I looked on the internet... Recently, I found that link : http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/spamassassin-commits/200501.mbox/[EMAIL PROTECTED] Is it a reliable solution or just a test ? I also tried to set up my own rule : header NETW_BCC_MANY ^Bcc =~ /,.*,.*,/ describe NETW_BCC_MANY Bcc with multiple addresses score NETW_BCC_MANY 5 but it does not work... Thank by advanced for any help ! Cheers, -- Philippe www.mezimail.com admin
