At 06:06 AM 11/5/2007, Michael Hallager wrote:
>I was away overseas for a week and set up mail forwarding (vis my desktop's
>email client) from one address to another on the same (my) mail server.
>
>Unfortunately a mail loop developed which resulted in over 4,000 near
>identical messages being sent through the SMTP server, and growing, before I
>stopped it.
>
>The mail server now rejects all mail from the email address which these
>forwards came from.
>
>it isn't the message content because an identical message (with a different
>from address) gets through.
>
>In this case both the sending and receiving address are on the same mail
>server.
>
>I've emptied the Amavis MySQL tables with no success. What can do I do please?

You need to check your logs to see why the message is marked as 
spam.  Running amavisd at log level 2 or higher ($log_level = 2; in 
amavisd.conf) will likely give you enough information to see why the 
message is rejected.  Here's some wild guesses you can track down:

- SpamAssassin Auto WhiteList "AWL" or bayes features can 
automatically learn mail as spam.
You can try temporarily disabling AWL and bayes by adding the 
following to your spamassassin /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf
use_bayes 0
use_auto_whitelist 0
see http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/BasicConfiguration

- amavisd-new white/black lists?   This isn't an automated feature, 
but something you set in amavisd.conf or associated SQL 
tables.  White/black list action is noted in the log.

>--------------------------------
>The notification message is as follows:

The notification message isn't particularly helpful in tracking down 
problems.  This is by design; some anonymous sender doesn't need 
details of your mail policy.  You need to search your logs for more 
complete information.

-- 
Noel Jones 


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