2010/9/2 Karsten Bräckelmann <guent...@rudersport.de> > > Kind of repeating myself here, but... HOW does SA running on the third > machine get the message? The headers you showed us aren't necessarily > the ones SA ultimately gets to see. > > Oh god, it's not mystery, my mail server got two IP, an internal and a real IP. SA has only internal IP. That's it. So my hop count from mail client to server, server to SA, always 1.
I'm authenticated, there is no doubt. Let me explain why I did ask that question; what is HELO_NO_DOMAIN? because SA scores our users and they are not spammers, they are ordinary authenticated message senders, just like me. HELO_NO_DOMAIN and FSL_HELO_NON_FQDN_1 and a few others make innocent messages nearly spam. A non-spam message scored ~4 points at first. If user types ALL CAPS SUBJECT vs. then his message becomes a spam. I cannot tell to everybody; hey do not use caps in subject. So I have to fix HELO_NO_DOMAIN problem. I'm asking in another way another point of view: *HELO_NO_DOMAIN Relay reports its domain incorrectly* So what/who is relay here and what reports incorrect?
