Benny Pedersen wrote:
>> That message is coming from amavisd-new. There are two ways his users >> would be seeing that message: 1) he is scanning outgoing email (why?) >to autolearn ham >> and it is scoring that email as possible spam, or 2) it is coming >> from a remote mail system that customers are trying to send mail to. >policy banks in amavisd solves this, postfix/amavisd can have diff banks for >non authed users and smtp authed, do not blame me :-) >set kill level highter for auth users then non authed Policy banks. I'll look into it. Thanks for all the responses I have enough hear to solve the problem now.
Options to fix summary: 1. Have users use their ISP's smtp server. 2. Have a separate outgoing mail server from my incoming mail server 3. http://www200.pair.com/mecham/spam/bypassing.html 4. Policy Banks and higher kill level for auth users. I'll test option 4 first and comment on the final resolution for my case with this "apparently from you" blocked mail. By the way, none of the emails I am sending out or my clients are spam in any way, but for accounts that apparently send a lot of email it happens more often. Not sure how this factors in exactly, but that seems to be the trend so far.
