On 3/1/10 11:05 AM, dar...@chaosreigns.com wrote:
It does exclude all SA headers, just as --remove-markup or -d does.
Doesn't look like it strips trusted / internal network IPs. Should be
identical to what gets sent to SpamCop, since this module is mostly a copy
of the SpamCop module.
spamcop has a 'quick reporter' option that allows you to send test
emails in/out, and once registered like that, spamcop will exclude those
ips.
spamcop ALSO looks at the envelope to (or to), and if the mx matches,
they exclude.
example: email went to scheid...@secnap.net. and the mx's for
secnap.net matched a couple of the received headers, so they exclude those.
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