This should be stored in the X-DSPAM-User header. Are you seeing this
header in quarantine? Here's the code/conditions why which it's
written from dspam.c
If it's not showing up, it's possible this needs to be tweaked to
write it under other conditions. It should be using CTX->username
when you're using dedicated users. You can try adding --mail-from=%d
to your calls and see if that resolves it too.
if (CTX->result == DSR_ISSPAM && (ATX->managed_group[0] ||
(_ds_pref_val(ATX->PTX, "localStore")[0])))
{
snprintf(data, sizeof(data), "X-DSPAM-User: %s", CTX-
>username);
head = _ds_create_header_field(data);
if (head != NULL)
{
#ifdef VERBOSE
LOGDEBUG ("appending header %s: %s", head->heading, head-
>data);
#endif
nt_add (block->headers, (void *) head);
}
else
LOG (LOG_CRIT, ERR_MEM_ALLOC);
}
On Aug 5, 2007, at 7:49 AM, John Peacock wrote:
When releasing messages from quarantine to e.g. a SMTP server, the
envelope
sender (MAIL FROM: in the transaction) is blank and hence all
messages appear to
come from <>. Normally, no one would notice this, but I am
filtering messages
that go to internal distribution lists (mini-listserv's) and the
listserv
software refuses to accept mail from bounces (<>).
Jonathan
