You probably could instead, make it add an additional X-Note: header that
indicates postfix had to repair the headers and filter on this. It would not
be a bad idea if all mail servers indicated when they had to repair broken
headers.
Chuck Frolick
ArgoNet, Inc.
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>It seems like that the HEADERS tag does not trigger on Recipients.
It checks the headers only -- which may or may not include the recipients,
depending on whether they were in the To:, Cc: or Bcc: (if in the Bcc:,
they won't be listed in the headers). Note that Declude JunkMail will scan
th
The great thing about open-source, if it doesn't already do it, you can make
it do it yourself.
>From what I can tell examining the source, there is no config variable that
will control this behavior. If you are more advanced you could probably
write in your own variable so you can toggle it via
Title: Message
Hi;
It seems like that
the HEADERS tag does not trigger on Recipients. Or may be it does but in
this case it was not (somehow) detected.
The X-Note:
Recipient(s): shows two emails (materials & material) that are listed
in our filter file with scores of 10. This SPAM shou
