OK, Daryl, got the point. Made a rule to match my Postfix-2.2 auth headers. Now, a question: how do I assign a score of zero to SPF_FAIL (in order to disable that rule) if my custom rule matches? I guess it's via a META rule, but I can't get it working...
Based on the rule published at SA's Wiki, I was thinking of something like this: header LOCAL_AUTH_RCVD Received =~ /\(authenticated \(\d+ bits\)\) by services04\.student\.cs\.uwaterloo\.ca / meta LOCAL_AUTH_NO_SPF (LOCAL_AUTH_RCVD && SPF_FAIL) But here I lost it. Thought of something like this: score LOCAL_AUTH_NO_SPF -0.693 which has the exact reverse score of SPF_FAIL. I think it would be more elegant to zero that rule in this particula case. But I don't know how to do it... Thanks Luis 2007/6/13, Daryl C. W. O'Shea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Luis Hernán Otegui wrote: > Hi, list, several of my users are beggining to use the SASL method to > send mails trhough the server. The point is that the messages from one > of these users are getting tagged as spam (the lil' bastard uses > Incredimail, so a bunch of another stuff regardind this crappy piece > of software gets his messages over the discard line, but that's > another story. I'll search the list messages, I think I remember a > thread on that issue). Anyway, I've noticed SPF checks of his mails > fail. He's connecting from a network outside ours, so I was wandering > what makes the SPF checks fail, even when he is connecting as a client > to our server... http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/DynablockIssues
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