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>> how do folks get round this issue? are there any rules around i could try?
>>
>
>There is VBounce plugin, which can be activated in /etc/spamassassin/v320.pre,
>by uncommenting
>
> loadplugin Mail::SpamAssassin::Plugin::VBounce
>
It is also important to notice, that VBounce does not declare bounces as SPAM!
It raises a rule of ANY_BOUNCE_MESSAGE, which can be used to move the messages
to a "Bounce" directory or such.
In my /etc/maildroprc is a record
# SpamAssassin detected that this is a bounce of some kind.
if ( /^X-Spam-Status.*ANY_BOUNCE_MESSAGE/ )
{
xfilter "reformail -a'X-Bounce: Yes '"
}
and later all "X-Bounce: Yes" items are directed to "Joe Job Bounces" folder.
Maybe complicated out of context that X-Bounce, but the point is that
Regexp: X-Spam-Status.*ANY_BOUNCE_MESSAGE
--
You have to deal that ANY_BOUNCE_MESSAGE, as SpamAssassin does not mark bounces
as Spam (gets only 0.1 - 0.3 points) which is the right thing to do in my
opinion.
