Yes, that's the HELO variable.

Your configuration should already be triggering HELOBOGUS on the sample
you provided; if you want to be particular about the problem you
specified

HELO  1 NOTCONTAINS .

would do the trick.  You will probably penalize as much spam as ham this
way, though.  Lots of mailservers are set up without conforming to the
best practices we wish everyone would, so you'll see just a hostname,
like cc-2, or an internal hostname from an Exchange server or an Active
Directory server fully qualified domain name, like cc-2.example.local

Andrew 8)

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     Goran Jovanovic
     The LAN Shoppe


-----Original Message-----
From: Goran Jovanovic 
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Subject: Is there a variable for this

Hi,

Is there a variable for:

Received: from cc-2 [216.132.135.170] by .........

The cc-2 in this case. This is the mail server that last touched it.

I was wondering if it would be a good idea to query the cc-2 and assign
it points if it did not have a "." in it. It is supposed to be a proper
name. I have noticed some spam (line this one) comes from
servers/workstations that are not configured correctly.
 
 
 
     Goran Jovanovic
     The LAN Shoppe
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