vertito wrote:
> i am receiving spam emails coming from my own domain.com
> but that email address does not existing from my own domain.com.
>
> say my domain is mydomain.com and that spam email had FROM header that
> shows
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> which is currently whitelisted from spamassassin global rules and
> currently does not exist from my users list.
> that is why i am receiving it from my INBOX and not from SPAM folder,
>
> anyone has idea or a script to move this to SPAM folder?
> tnx
sidenote: Do you really have to post in such a large font?

Spamassassin whitelisting rules:

Rule 1. Do not *EVER* use whitelist_from for you domain.. EVER. This is
a bad idea because it is easily forged. Even if your MTA rejects
forgeries, that only applies to the envelope, where SA's whitelisting
will match either the envelope or the From: address Use
whitelist_from_rcvd instead. Whitelist_from_rcvd allows you to dictate
matching part of a Received: header, and you can use this so that only
internal machines will match the whitelist, outside hosts won't.

Rule 2. Actually, don't EVER use whitelist_from for anything if you can
avoid it. whitelist_from_rcvd or whitelist_from_spf are always better to
use when possible.


And, as Craig suggested, configuring your MTA to reject forgeries of
your domain is a good idea. This will only solve those that forge the
envelope from, but this is a large chunk of forged spam and viruses.


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