Quoting W B Hacker:

> Another reason whatever it is you are trying to do (which is WHAT? BTW?)

As per my original question, Im trying to work out why some spam hasnt  
been spamscanned given my config. I´m responsible for the server,  
though I didnt set it up and in fact Ive never had to configure the  
base config for Exim hence I was looking for a little advise in the  
event its a straight forward question, which it may or may not be! lol

> This router is written to ACCEPT spam, not reject it

 From your first response, I think this is correct. However what is  
happening to accepted spam is that it is scanned, as opposed to any  
unselected spam which is not scanned. After this depending upon the  
virtual domain config the mail is then sent to a blackhole, sent to a  
dedicated spam mailbox or delivered to the original recipient with an  
update subject.
If thats the case then naively I might imagine that all mail that  
doesnt have a transport of esmtpa or spam-scanned will be sent for  
spam scanning. From looking in the headers of the mails that have been  
delivered without scanning then dont have either of those strings  
listed in the header anywhere under transport or anywhere else, they  
show as delivered via esmtp.
Possible problems with this would be, can spam be set to have these  
tranports to evaid my config and Im looking in the wrong place (ie  
this info cannot be seen in the header)? And your question about  
ordering of transports, which I really dont know enough about to know  
if I have a problematic/broken config or not,

thanks for your help, Andy.




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