A customer who has set up DKIM + SPF notes a spammer tactic where they set
the TO and FROM to be the same value. I.e.,:
To: u...@domain.com
From: u...@domain.com
With an attachment type that has been set up to be blocked. Even though
the message clearly fails DMARC and thus will be flagged a
I have one recalcitrant server that runs one old application, which sends
important emails once in a while. Unfortunately, amavisd quarantines these
emails for various reasons, mostly to do with bad headers. The sender is
not unique and the admin has not been able to change that.
Of course, its
Version: amavisd-new-2.7.0
I have a policy bank for authenticated mail and use the default policy bank for
non-authenticated mail.
In my amavisd.conf file, I currently read a list of whitelisted senders from a
file as follows:
@whitelist_sender_maps = ();
(push @whitelist_sender_maps, read
7zip has two modes for encrypted archives:
- Visible file index, the contained file can be encrypted
- Complete encrypted archive including the file index
Signed-off-by: Thomas Jarosch
--- amavisd 2016-04-14 17:06:52.576782623 +0200
+++ amavisd.7zip_new.pl 2016-04-14 17:35:37.013245243 +020
