On Wed, 23 Mar 2016 16:33:16 -0000, Matus UHLAR - fantomas
<uh...@fantomas.sk> wrote:
On 23.03.16 16:06, Kevin Golding wrote:
Well the whitelisting failure was the first debug I posted, to clarify.
When using (only):
def_whitelist_auth *@*.bbcmail.co.uk
The debug is:
Mar 23 11:17:44.805 [15610] dbg: dkim: VALID signature by
e.bbcmail.co.uk, author b...@e.bbcmail.co.uk, no valid matches
Mar 23 11:17:44.805 [15610] dbg: dkim: author b...@e.bbcmail.co.uk, not
in any dkim whitelist
Therefore the following all successfully whitelist the test mail from
b...@e.bbcmail.co.uk (each tested individually and not in a combined
scan):
please put these two lined to your config at once:
whitelist_from_dkim *@*.bbcmail.co.uk
def_whitelist_auth *@*.bbcmail.co.uk
and run the mail through spamassassin -D
Oddly, that gets a different result this time:
Mar 23 17:44:24.418 [33341] dbg: dkim: VALID author domain signature by
e.bbcmail.co.uk, MATCHES def_whitelist_auth ^.*\@.*\.bbcmail\.co\.uk$
Mar 23 17:44:24.418 [33341] dbg: dkim: VALID author domain signature by
e.bbcmail.co.uk, MATCHES whitelist_from_dkim
(?^i:^.*\@.*\.bbcmail\.co\.uk$)
Mar 23 17:44:24.418 [33341] dbg: dkim: author b...@e.bbcmail.co.uk,
WHITELISTED by def_whitelist_auth/e.bbcmail.co.uk,
whitelist_from_dkim/e.bbcmail.co.uk
Which led to more testing and the lone def_whitelist_auth
*@*.bbcmail.co.uk line works too.
I think I may have got caught out by a change of domains at the BBC.
Checking my changelogs I originally had *@*.bbcemail.co.uk - this
logically worked fine for a while, however I noticed it not doing so
lately.
In my testing I added in other rules using the current domain
*.bbcmail.co.uk and they worked, without noticing the original typo. Even
transcribing it for the list I used the new domain instead of the original
rule. So when I started afresh for the latest test it worked fine, and
that's when the error got flagged up.
Cheers chaps! PEBCAK
