I just received this this from a mail admin of another ISP, Anyone care to comment...
> Our filter software scans incomming mesages for a line that starts > X-RBL-Warning: > This is used as an indicator of spam. In your case it is saying that > this message is not spam, but our software only picks up the first > half of the tag.
You're both right.
While a mail client/server really shouldn't block on the X-RBL-Warning: header alone, it's probably best not to use it for tests that don't somehow indicate that the E-mail is likely to be spam. Instead of "SPAM-NONE WARN", I would use "SPAM-NONE WARN X-Note: This E-mail fell into the SPAM-NONE range (Total weight between 0 and 4)".
-Scott
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