>If I comment out the REVDNS SPAM test in the Global cfg file, do I have to
>comment the action in the $default$.junkmail file? Will this cause a problem
>by commenting it out the global cfg and not the $default$ file?
If you comment out the test definition in the global.cfg file, the test
won't be run (and no harm will be done having the test listed in the
$default$.JunkMail file, except it could later cause confusion).
>Or can I just change the weight to be '0'??? And the line should look like
>the following:
>
>REVDNS revdnsexists x x 0 0
This way, the test will still be run, but won't count towards the weighting
system -- but a "REVDNS HOLD" line, for example, would cause the E-mail to
get held.
>I am finding that ALOT of legimate domains do not have proper reverse DNS.
That is true. :(
>And since one ISP cannot change the ways of the Internet I just want to
>remove the REVDNS test.
How about being creative? Perhaps use the HEADER action to add a line or
two to the beginning of the E-mail that explains the problem...
-Scott
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