> From: Gary Funck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > From: Scott Lambert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > We had to lower this rule's score here because it was catching our SMTP > > AUTH'd clients' mail with our spam threshold at 6. Both this rule > > and DYNABLOCK were firing on a significant portion of my SMTP AUTH'd > > clients. > > > > > Wouldn't SMTP AUTH'd direct connects to your mail server be a sort of > exception to the general rule? Would it be possible to a check for > the SMTP auth connections (extracted from the Received headers at > your mail server's demarcation point), and throw in a large negative > score if you see that indication?
Or better, skip spamassassin processing altogether for SMTP AUTH connections (if possible)
