Khaled Hussein wrote:
Hi all,
i am recently added saupdates.openprotect.com
<http://saupdates.openprotect.com> channel to my server but after that
i am receiving complains from one customer that he received emails
like 123...@domain.com <mailto:123...@domain.com> as ifax ,
the digits are the fax number, but after the message enter the mail
queue it disappeared, here are the logs
Oct 29 15:16:33 mailgate2 sm-mta-in[71830]: n9TDGSfw071830:
from=<2952...@interfax.net <mailto:2952...@interfax.net>>, size=62933,
class=0, nrcpts=1,
msgid=<710b2e5709bc4407a484327d0fd24...@interfax.net
<mailto:710b2e5709bc4407a484327d0fd24...@interfax.net>>, proto=ESMTP,
daemon=IPv4, relay=mxil.interfax.net <http://mxil.interfax.net>
[82.80.216.66] (may be forged)
Oct 29 15:16:33 mailgate2 sm-mta-in[71830]: n9TDGSfw071830:
to=<mu...@palnet.com <mailto:mu...@palnet.com>>, delay=00:00:01,
mailer=smtp, pri=92933, stat=queued
If mailgate2 sm-mta-in is your server and the last log entry for that
message id is listed above, nothing has deleted it. It's in a queue on
mailgate2 sm-mta-in.
I don't know what software mailgate2 sm-mta-in is running, but whatever
it is still has the message.
In any case, Spamassassin doesn't delete anything, it only analyzes content.
Terry
