On 08/09/10 16:10, Mike Bro wrote:
Thanks for your interest in this topic. The part of mail.log and the
qf file is at:
http://pastebin.com/0QzqLxs1
This particular example has been marked as spam, but the sender's
information didn't play a role in this classification.
Re: Joseph Brennan:
Why doesn't sendmail reject it like it does here? (..) .. Domain name required
for sender address
I cannot afford rejecting all null senders as those could be
legitimate Delivery Status Notification messages.
What I am looking is a pattern for line:
MAIL FROM:<"do not mock at your poetenncy - bujyj vjaqrra ppislls"<>>
while I want to allow:
MAIL FROM:<>
So any ideas are appreciated whether on sendmail or spamassassin level.
Sounds like you have:
FEATURE(`accept_unresolvable_domains')dnl
Set in your sendmail.mc file; dnl it and Sendmail won't accept that as a
valid sender:
MAIL FROM: <"do not mock at your poetenncy - bujyj vjaqrra ppislls" <>>
553 5.5.4 <"do not mock at your poetenncy - bujyj vjaqrra ppislls"
<>>... Domain name required for sender address
Regards,
Steve.
