Matt Kettler <mkettler_sa <at> comcast.net> writes: > > Thus, blacklist_from winds up matching the actual From: line in the message > itself, unless your MTA inserts envelope senders into the message headers > before SA is called (not all do this). > > Check the messages in question, does the From: header match the envelope from? > >
Matt, Nope - and therein is the problem. I received a @stderr spam last night. The from in the envelope was @stderr.local-newswire.com. The From: in the message header was @local-newswire.com. If I understand correctly, SA can't see the envelope from and can only go by the message header. I do see that the blacklist is catching some of the @stderr mail, so that mail must have @stderr in the message header. So there's no good way to skin this cat? Al
