Justin Mason a écrit :
Hi --
unfortunately the space is required, and appears in the output from the
MTAs that I'm aware of. It appears that the nifty.com mailserver is
producing unusual headers there.
The code may however be modified to account for such things, I think.
because
unfortunately the space is required, and appears in the output from the
MTAs that I'm aware of. It appears that the nifty.com mailserver is
producing unusual headers there.
Justin, this sounds very similar to the (I believe bz) report a few days ago
where someone suggested spammers may be
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Loren Wilton writes:
unfortunately the space is required, and appears in the output from the
MTAs that I'm aware of. It appears that the nifty.com mailserver is
producing unusual headers there.
Justin, this sounds very similar to the (I
string from header (bug?)
unfortunately the space is required, and appears in the output from the
MTAs that I'm aware of. It appears that the nifty.com mailserver is
producing unusual headers there.
Justin, this sounds very similar to the (I believe bz) report a few days ago
where someone
Justin Mason a écrit :
We're reasonably happy to do this if it's seen widely -- e.g. if a certain
version of sendmail or Exchange is released that does this -- but if it's
one or two MTAs, it's better to fix the MTA instead.
ok, I fixed it ;-p Come on...
It's easier for me to believe that SA
Hello, spamassassiners.
Nowadays, many people discuss 'uk.geocities.com' redirecting spam.
I also received the many spams, too.
By the way, I found a problem of SpamAssassin's extracting IP string
function.
My SpamAssassin (3.0.4) failed to detect almost of all 'uk.geo' spam's
host IP and
