If you want to bounce mail that you are sure is spam,
you'll want to integrate SA with a milter like
mimedefang. Then you can just do:
if ($hits >= $req) {
return action_bounce("Message looks like SPAM, rejected");
}
You can also keep a copy of the message in quaranteen for a
few days in case it was bounced in error, and you can be notified
if a bounce occurs.
When you bounce a message it is bounced to the _envelope_
sender address, not the faked message sender address. The
envelope sender address exists or you wouldn't have got the
message in the first place. You're bouncing the message, not
sending it back "From:" address. The "hurting innocents" is
complete dribble.
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