On Sat, 2010-05-15 at 00:23 +0200, Patrick Ben Koetter wrote: > If I understand it correctly, then spamass-milter is responsible for giving > back "5.7.1 Blocked by Spamassassin" if a message should be rejected after a > scan at the end of a SMTP session. > > Is this configurable? Though I usually don't give much about obscurity, I'd > not like to tell others their message was rejected because "XYZ" thinks its > spam. > > SA is great, but every anti-spam software I know has its weaknesses. In this > case I'd rather keep the software I run to myself and say something neutral > like "5.7.1 reject - content policy violation". > > If it is not configurable, would you consider making the message configurable? > > Thanks, > > p...@rick > It's not configurable as such, but you can change the 'Blocked by Spamassassin' reject code it gives by editing spamass-milter.cpp Around line 455 smfi_setreply(ctx, "550", "5.7.1", "Blocked by Patrick The Spam Killer");
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