> You are saying, your mailserver is not adding a "forwarding-header" ?
> And you can not put that header into red regex?
Okay - I finally managed to figure out how to get a header in place when the
system is just forwarding the email. The MTA is now adding in a simple
header : X-Fowarding: Relay Enabled
I have added that header to the RedRe file. However, I am still seeing the
following in my logs:
Nov-28-06 11:11:43 Connected: 192.168.101.100:3860 -> 192.168.101.100:25 ->
127.0.0.1:225
Nov-28-06 11:11:43 192.168.101.100 <> to: user @gmail.com recipient accepted
unchecked: user @gmail.com
Nov-28-06 11:11:43 192.168.101.100 <> to: user @gmail.com local or
whitelisted - (attachments unchecked) Rickey_wrote_ ->
c:\servers\assp/bayesian/notspam/Rickey_wrote_--10.eml
Nov-28-06 11:11:43 192.168.101.100 <> to: user @ gmail.com is disconnected
If I check the c:\servers\assp/bayesian/notspam/Rickey_wrote_--10.eml file,
I see that the X-Forwarding: Relay Enabled header is there.
Is the RedRe not catching it? Why is it still getting written to the
/notspam directory?
Thanks,
Eric
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