On Thursday June 1 2006 04:05, Matt Kettler wrote:
Simple rule:
trusted_networks - set to cover all machines that might generate a
Received: header that you control.
internal_networks - Will default to match trusted_networks if not declared.
99% of the time, you just set trusted_networks.
Mark Martinec wrote:
On Thursday June 1 2006 04:05, Matt Kettler wrote:
Simple rule:
trusted_networks - set to cover all machines that might generate a
Received: header that you control.
internal_networks - Will default to match trusted_networks if not
declared.
99% of the time,
Bowie,
it is imperative than MSA hosts are excluded from
internal_networks.
What do you do if SA is running on your MSA host?
I believe this is the only exception to the rule,
because the following probably takes precedence:
The machine you're scanning on should be internal trusted
Philip Prindeville wrote:
I was rereading the sections on trusted_networks and internal_networks
in Mail::SpamAssassin::Conf, but something wasn't clear to me.
It talks about MXes and relays, but... not about client workstations
that might
originate email locally and submit it via port 25
