On Sat, May 07, 2022 at 03:46:13PM +0200, Benny Pedersen wrote: > On 2022-05-07 15:19, Henrik K wrote: > > > > 3) a better patch :=) > > Sorry, I tried reading three times, but I don't understand your > > suggestion.. > > DKIM-Signature: v=1; a=rsa-sha256; c=relaxed/simple; d=hege.li; s=hege2; > t=1651929565; bh=mDJa8KTm9fQckBvDRBvqjvPDd2nTerfIP3931ZK07fQ=; > h=Date:From:To:Subject:References:In-Reply-To:From; > b=awKAzs8isiW1Kxq04b2g1pnn5lLt+4VLiyJH9ai0V/YyOy0TLi3ajY7TtFgz5abf5 > ioZMIvY9aIAk5swUr6yGEnEZqG/5yW2hiId5Vb78Vwj4PoGwuO1WxRNE+8VdlrRkFf > StgfHdXlle+6wqJ5H47fzBIobEvoEM0C3g/QKJbhys0sGzrjbEqVzAKIETzACaGVG+ > 8EWwYM7utrUnENIaf48/M3kL5qFReJJ32Fzol7x1G1O7qoBQT4zrB1cnQ19Tt6tpRR > InkL7nZx4cPXx4laYiTxiymQkEHxwqD43AXGzdng/BESAYeEImU4zHZSHBwNXJ2Mah > Ej8ihZ2Zi+m4g== > > From is twise in above > > i think dkim h= could be trusted in bayes, instaed of defining untrusted > bayes_header_ignore randomheader
I don't understand what you mean with "trust". bayes_ignore_header is used for ignoring headers that produces random garbage tokens, or too common ones that have no use for classifying other messages. It has nothing to do with trust or no trust.
