From: Steve <spamassassin_st...@shic.co.uk>
Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2015 14:23:36 +0000
I have a domain for which (for historic reasons) I want a catch-all rule
to accept email. Until recently, Spamassassin has done a great job of
separating the ham from the spam. Recently, I've been receiving a large
number of spam emails which have been misclassified as ham. These
annoying spam emails tend to be addressed to a relatively small number
of email addresses at my domain - addresses which have never been
used/provided, so should be a very strong indicator of spam.
If I were to have a list of a few dozen email addresses of the form:
bogus_us...@mydomain.com
onlyspample...@mydomain.com
...
unwantedrubb...@mydomain.com
What is the easiest way to implement a rule that checks against such a
list - and ups the spam-score if matched? Would I have to implement a
separate rule for each address?
use blacklist_to bogus_us...@mydomain.com ...
This will lead to hits on USER_IN_BLACKLIST_TO
-jeff
