charles uchu wrote:
Just setup and learned about autoresponders today using .mailfilter.
It's working good, except that for autoresponses that go back to a
mailbox on the same server the auto-response message takes a -2.6
point hit from SpamAssassin for the "ALL_TRUSTED" (Did not pass
through any untrusted hosts).
Any ideas on how to craft what is being invoked by mailbot so that it
doesn't take this hit from SA?
My thought was possibly adding a Received: header like below as part
of invoking mailbot:
Received: from localhost (localhost [127.0.0.1]) (uid 1003) by
localhost (localhost [127.0.0.1]) with local; Tue, 14 Jun 2005
17:28:19 -0400
Of course, the date would be modified to be the date at the moment the
autoresponse was sent.
Any other ways that it could be done? Thanks for any tips!
Huh? The -2.6 is not a hit it's a help. Since the email has not passed
through any servers you have not defined as trused in local.cf (see
spamass docs) 2.6 points are *subtracted from the overall score. That
way, even if the email FPed on a few rules, it's still likely to get
tagged as ham. You can turn this off by setting:
score ALL_TRUSTED 0.0
in local.cf.
Jay
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