Matthew,
> I have one sender outside my company that for some reason or another has 2
> message IDs in their header. It gets flagged as a bad header by amavisd. I
> had put the people he emails in the bad_header lover list, but his list of
> recipients continues to grow. Is there any way I can simply have any emails
> from this person bypass the bad header checks?
It is rarely desirable to block mail with a bad header.
The $final_bad_header_destiny=D_PASS is a default setting,
was there any good reason to change it?
> I believe it is the duplicate message ID that is causing it.
> Here is the entry it puts in the header.
> X-Amavis-Alert: BAD HEADER Duplicate header field: "Message-ID"
As Michael suggested, the:
$allowed_header_tests{'multiple'} = 0;
is probably a good compromise when mail needs to be blocked
because of a bad header.
Mark
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