>>>>> "Mark" == Mark Sapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Mark> The problem I see is that while header_filter_rules are in
Mark> the Spam filters section of the admin interface and enforced
Mark> by a module named SpamDetect, they can actually be used in
Mark> other ways to reject messages which are not 'spam' per se.
I'm tempted to say that in that case the logic should be moved to a
separate module, which is imported to SpamDetect with the restriction
that REJECT is not available, while another Handler is created for
PolicyFilters. They maintain separate rule lists etc.
Sound like a lot of work when simply documenting that spam should
_never_ be rejected should be enough.<wink>
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