...
> And this one probably /always/ matches, because mostly $return_path and
> $sender_address are the same thing (read what the spec has to say about
> $return_path).
>
> If you want to test for this at all, you probably want to compare
> ${address:$h_From:} to $sender_address. But be aware that non-matching
does
> not mean that it's spam.
>
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I have a rule that compares just domain parts of the addresses -
${domain:$h_From:} and ${domain:$sender_address}.
Seems in legal e-mail they are almost always identical - and in this list
too :-)
Regards,
Vitas.
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