Nikita Kipriyanov a écrit : > mouss пишет: >> you can "preserve" them by rewriting them before passing the message to >> SA. for example, with postfix, you can use header checks: >> >> /^(X-Spam-*)/ X-$1
argh. I meant /^(X-Spam-*)/ REPLACE X-$1 >> >> will add an "X-" to the header names. >> > Shouldn't this break some special things like DKIM signatures? > > Comment and X-* headers should not be DKIM signed. and anyway, there is no viable alternative, because when you use procmail, maildrop, sieve, ... you cannot specify which X-Spam-* headers you want (and no, the argument "if one says it's spam, then it's spam" doesn't count. because for one, some people may be looking at /^X-Spam-Flag: No/, but also because just because my friend's ISP is mad doesn't mean I should ignore his mail...).
