[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I've seen this before, but it's been a while. An AOL user who's on > Verizon DSL, sends an email that trips two DNS BLs in SA. This user's > Verizon DSL IP is listed for being an open relay, which it may or may not > be, since this is presumably a dynamic IP The mail is then relayed > through AOL's network, which is NOT listed in said BLs. > > Shouldn't these BLs only hit on the last Received: host? Or does this > only apply to DUL-type BLs? >
Typical symptom of a broken trust path. (i.e.: you need to configure trusted_networks manually, because SA's guesser believes that AOL's mailserver is a part of YOUR network, and thinks the user direct-delivered the spam) See: http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/TrustPath
