> "w" == wolfgang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
w> In an older episode (Friday 20 May 2005 18:07), Jake Colman wrote:
>> When my server is up, all email is processed by my SA. If my server is
>> down, my email is held for me at the backup MX. When my server comes
>> back, the bac
In an older episode (Friday 20 May 2005 18:07), Jake Colman wrote:
> When my server is up, all email is processed by my SA. If my server is
down,
> my email is held for me at the backup MX. When my server comes back, the
> backup MX sends me all my email. It appears to me that when my email is
Let me explain this system, since it might be relevant to the discussion.
This is a simple home-based network server that is processing mail for its
own domain. This domain (jnc.com) is known to the world and all email sent
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] is delivered to the sendmail running on my box. Al
Martin Hepworth wrote:
> Jake
>
> have a look at the output of "spamassassin -D --lint mailmessage". You
> might be trusting the secondary MX or it might be bypassing you SA
> system altogether.
>
SpamAssassin's concept of trust has nothing to do with it.
There's no X-Spam-* headers, so SA is b
Jake Colman wrote:
>>"MK" == Matt Kettler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
>MK> Jake Colman wrote:
>>> If my sendmail server is down, a backup MX in a different domain
> catches all
>>> my email. When my sendmail server comes back up, the backup MX dumps
> all the
>>> mail i
Could it be something about trusted relays? Do I need to tell it scan email
received from my backup MX? I did not deliberately tell anything to bypass
SA and my /etc/procmail will, I assume, trigger for all mail delivered to my
sendmail server even if it comes from my backup MX, right?
> "M
> "MK" == Matt Kettler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MK> Jake Colman wrote:
>> If my sendmail server is down, a backup MX in a different domain catches
all
>> my email. When my sendmail server comes back up, the backup MX dumps all
the
>> mail it's been holding for me. It seems t
Jake
have a look at the output of "spamassassin -D --lint mailmessage". You
might be trusting the secondary MX or it might be bypassing you SA
system altogether.
--
Martin Hepworth
Snr Systems Administrator
Solid State Logic
Tel: +44 (0)1865 842300
Jake Colman wrote:
If my sendmail server is dow
Jake Colman wrote:
> If my sendmail server is down, a backup MX in a different domain catches all
> my email. When my sendmail server comes back up, the backup MX dumps all the
> mail it's been holding for me. It seems that all the email sent to me in
> this manner bypasses my SA filtering. Why
If my sendmail server is down, a backup MX in a different domain catches all
my email. When my sendmail server comes back up, the backup MX dumps all the
mail it's been holding for me. It seems that all the email sent to me in
this manner bypasses my SA filtering. Why should this be? I beleive
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