OK, I take it SpamAssassin is running on Windows and not an "ix box"?
I hope you have some good luck tracking it down. Finding the expert you
need may be difficult. Can you modify whatever is running SpamAssassin
so that it adds a "-D " to the invocation of spamassassin or spamd as
appropriate? Run that REALLY briefly then go back to normal. The debug
logs might be interesting. Um, I'd not do this on a live system, either.
If you users are sending emails to your system directly from their
dynamically assigned addresses in various dialup lists I believe you
can pretty well kiss off having your system handle this without some
whitelisting which will leave you a huge spam hole.
{o.o}
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From: "spectacularstuff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
We already have SA setup and working with Smartermail.
We would like to hire someone that is familiar with SpamAssassin and a
Windows 2003 server system in order to come set this thing up so that our
own emails are not being detected as SPAM.
Is anyone interested in this?
If you are interested leave me a way to get in contact with you.
Thanks,
Wayne
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We already have Spam Assassin set up and working. I have done as much as I
can figure out how to do and am capable of and I still cannot get these
errors gone. I am done trying. (If anyone didn't see my previous post, I
was interested in help with removing the NO_DNS_FOR_FROM DNS:
Envelope sender has no MX or A DNS records.
I have checked, we have MX and A DNS, it is set up correctly, I have our
emails on whitelist received from, I have our IPs on Whitelist Froms and
Trusted Networks. I still cannot get rid of SA reporting that we do not
have that and tacking on 2.6 points onto our emails because of it.
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