On Thu, 2011-05-05 at 07:59 +0200, Andreas Schulze wrote:
> yesterday I noticed a DSN my mailer send back was rejected as spam.
>
> I found that SA-Rules FRT_SOMA and URI_HEX matches but I don't
> find why ??
Hard to tell without the original body. In particular FRT_SOMA is a body
rule, that triggers on an obfuscated variant of the word soma. Probably
a FP in your case.
As for URI_HEX I can only guess, but your dyndns host name itself looks
like a good candidate...
However, that's not your worst problem. RCVD_IN_PBL, RDNS_DYNAMIC,
RCVD_IN_BRBL_LASTEXT. You've been sending the mail directly to MX from
your "mail server in the basement" (as your own headers put it nicely).
>From a dynamic IP. Lots of receiving servers will outright reject that
mail, solely based on the IP.
> What could I change,
> that my mails no longer matches the mentioned rules ?
Don't send direct to MX from a dynamic IP.
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