Re: [dspam-users] Retrain & Deliver false positives, Rewritten To: address

Well that might work well, but the machine is actually a proxy, after filtering and what not it forwards to another internal server. :( Tony Earnshaw wrote: Josh skrev, on 12-09-2007 01:45: I am almost certain that it is DSPAM re-writing the To: headers, because in the quarintine inbox the T

Re: [dspam-users] Retrain & Deliver false positives, Rewritten To: address

Josh skrev, on 12-09-2007 01:45: I am almost certain that it is DSPAM re-writing the To: headers, because in the quarintine inbox the To: headers are right. If I get a quarintine mail box with one mail in it, and lets say that the To: email header in that mbox it is To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], and

Re: [dspam-users] Retrain & Deliver false positives, Rewritten To: address

Im using --user spam. I am almost certain that it is DSPAM re-writing the To: headers, because in the quarintine inbox the To: headers are right. If I get a quarintine mail box with one mail in it, and lets say that the To: email header in that mbox it is To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], and I then go:

RE: [dspam-users] Retrain & Deliver false positives, Rewritten To: address

Hi Are you using email type usernames or just name without @domain.com? If you are using the second type, the system may have append the current machine domain name to the address probably a postfix behavior. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf O