> Actually, Declude JunkMail gets around this issue by only running the test > on non-local users. The idea is that since huge numbers of mail clients > have invalid HELO/EHLO data, by only running the test on E-mails that are > sent from non-local users, it should normally only be running the test on > mailservers.
I never noticed that before. I just looked at some samples. I guess I meant for all the tests. I wish that I could turn off all the spam tests if I have a SMTP Auth'd user. That I can't do in Declude right?
For the tests that end users either should fail (such as DUL (Dial-Up Line) type tests) or are very likely to fail (HELOBOGUS), we have the tests set up to only work on mail from non-local domains).
We do plan to add an option to automatically whitelist E-mail from authenticated local users.
-Scott
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