Per olof Ljungmark wrote:
mouss wrote:
Per olof Ljungmark wrote:
Yes, I suspect the recipient is not regarded as local in this case.
I use the unmodified snippet you provided (thanks).
All spams end up in [EMAIL PROTECTED] which I presumed was a
local recipient because inter-sonic.com is in the local domain list
and inter-sonic.com is $MYDOMAIN.
The sample you show has X-Spam headers, so the domain is local.
I will turn on debug and see what that gives.
Here are the headers from a spam:
it should have an FR ES.
run the message through spamassassin -t and see if it gets these. if
it doesn't, this is an SA issue, so re-run it with -D. For example
(assuming Bourne shell, not C shell):
spamassassin -D -t 21 sample.eml | tee /tmp/sa.out
SA returns proper headings...
X-Spam-Relay-Countries: FR ES
what string should I look for in the amavisd debug output? I've dug
through quite a lote but cannot see anything relevant, sorry.
For some reason, your messages don't appear on the list.
This happened to me not long ago (Thread please remove CR
moron:From:..., my post stayed in the sourceforce queue from 27 Sept to
4 Oct.
anyway, you can add log statements in before_send() and see which part
of the flow is missed, if any. Maybe someone else has better ideas.
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