Bowie Bailey writes:

On 7/8/2015 8:22 AM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:

> Ideally, this should be handled entirely by SpamAssassin, which should
> pass through the message immediately, unmodified, if the message was
> already tagged with its headers. Each individual SpamAssassin's
> installation should generate a long random token, include it in the
> headers of all filtered messages, and pass through the message,
> unfiltered, if it already has its own token.

Interesting idea, but if you are also filtering outbound mail, then
anyone receiving your mail will know how to bypass your spam filter
unless you somehow delete the SA headers for the outbound messages.

Ok, then a variation of this: the inserted header would contain a timestamp, and a hash of the timestamp plus the site-specific random token. SpamAssassin can then ignore headers with timestamps more than five minutes old, for example; and validate current timestamps by recalculating the same hash.

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