>I figured out when the "X-Spam-Tests-Failed" header does not get added to
>e-mail messages. It appears to happen when domains are setup to use a
>"per-domain configuration". For example, under the Declude directory we
>have a subdirectory named pointshare.com, and in that directory we have a
>copy of the $default$.junkmail file.
>
>Pointshare.com is actually not a local domain on the IMail server, but
>rather Declude runs its JunkMail filtering and virus scanning on all
>pointshare.com e-mail messages then relays the messages that pass all
>JunkMail tests and contain no viruses onto our Exchange server.
... and *that* is the reason why the "X-Spam-Tests-Failed" header doesn't
appear. Since the E-mail is passed on to another server, and not stored
locally, it is treated as an outgoing E-mail.
>Any thoughts on how to resolve this?
Yes. You can add a line:
XOUTHEADER X-Spam-Tests-Failed: %TESTSFAILED%.
to the global.cfg file. The drawback to this, however, is that it will
appear on all outgoing mail.
-Scott
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