Christian Mahne (sent by Nabble.com) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I'd started getting a lot more spam delivered a couple of weeks ago
and couldn't work out why. Spam Assassin had been correctly
identifying the messages and flagging them by changing subject lines
etc. But Exim was failing to filter these messages out and they were
still getting delivered.
Closer investigation has revealed that Exim is passing these messages
because it considers them to be bounces, so the X-Spam status header
filters etc. are being ignored.
You, or someone, is responsible for configuring this behaviour - look at
your ACLs for something which bypasses content scanning for the null sender,
perhaps. Whatever you find, post more detail.
View this message in context:
http://www.nabble.com/Exim-thinks-Spam-is-a-bounce-and-is-delivering-the-message-not-filtering-t865576.html#a2244773
I'd rather not - is this necessary? It's a mailing list and doesn't need
URLs...
Peter
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