Henk van Oers a écrit : > [snip] >> Doing a proper job requires an external content filter. > > I want to reject as mutch as posible, so i have a header_checks file. > To bypass the header check for trusted senders i tryed: > if /^Return-Path:/ > /trusted_sender/ OK > endif > > As i now understand it, i have to put this header check in a > separate file and the other header_check file will be ignored. > Right? > > (and, yes i know, the sender can be spoofed, > but the spammer will be rejected before the data fase)
There is _no_ _way_ to skip header checks, however creative you can be. one thing I needed was to be able to do some header checks to reject some mail, except if it comes from a mailing list or a forwarder. The solution was to use different domains (@ml.netoyen.net for lists and another domain for forwarding) which allows setting up different MXs. Alternatively, you can use a proxy_filter or a milter. you can then use a stripped down version of spamassassin.
