Okay, so here is the guilty code:
elsif (!c('originating') && $sender ne '' &&
lookup(0,$sender,@{ca('local_domains_maps')})) {}
# no bonus to senders from outside using local domain, can't trust
them
I'm not sure what sets "originating", but it seems to read that if
it's a local domain user but isn't originating locally then skip
penpals. I believe that this logic is wrong for several reasons:
* One of the major sources of false spam reports is mail coming from
the blackberry servers. Which may be local domain name, but coming
from remote source. Penpals would help.
* Is originating only set by mynets? The messages which are failing
are SMTP-auth messages. Isn't that originating? Should we check for
auth and mark messages as originating?
On Jan 3, 2008, at 3:12 PM, Jo Rhett wrote:
> I've got it set up for penpals support according to the release notes.
>
> Messages are being saved in msgs table, but there's no evidence that
> penpals support is working at all. log_level2 shows no penpals
> comments.
>
> " * @mynetworks and @local_domains_maps must reflect reality,
> allowing amavisd
> to distinguish between outgoing, incoming and internal-to-
> internal mail;"
>
> Um... neither of these are defined. I have maybe 70 domains locally,
> so I was using
>
> @local_domains_acl = ('.');
>
> And frankly, given the number of diverse domains I'd like to use
> penpals for local<->local users as well.
>
> Can we have an option to tune this?
>
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