My PC is connected via a Verizon dynamically-allocated IP address, which is on several RBLs. If I send mail directly from my PC to my linux mail server, spamassassin flags it. This is generally not a big deal for me, as I usually use a mail client on the server itself.
However, from time to time, I'll use a mail client on my PC just for convenience. What I want to know is this... If I send an email from my PC to someplace remote, it first gets accepted by my linux mail server and then moves on from there. If the destination machine is running spamassassin, does it test the original IP address of my Verizon-connected PC, or does it test the IP address of my linux server? --pat-- -- Pat Traynor p...@ssih.com
