Header added to outgoing messages
Mike
michael at NOMENNESCIO.NET
Tue Jun 7 12:43:30 IST 2005
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: MailScanner mailing list [mailto:MAILSCANNER at JISCMAIL.AC.UK] On
>Behalf Of Steffan Henke
>
>> Bcc or Cc or To is irrelevant, they are all just recipients.
>> MailScanner doesn't use the headers.
>
>That's what I thought, so I really don't see why that header is added
>to an outgoing mail.
>In addition, I had some problems whitelisting lately, especially from
>sans.org. Although I have
>
>From: *@sans.org yes
>
>in my spam.whitelist.rules, these emails are close to being marked as
>spam:
>
>From: The SANS Institute <Webcast at sans.org>
What Julian is trying to say, is that MS only knows/looks at the ENVELOPE From (MAIL FROM:) and To (RCPT TO:). The From: that you state above (Webcast at sans.org) is NOT the ENVELOPE From. Check your MTA logs to see the ENVELOPE From, or add the X-MailScanner-Envelope-From: header (configure in MailScanner.conf).
>Errors-To: <bounce at mailings.sans.org>
>Sender: <bounce at mailings.sans.org>
>
>I am going to whitelist sans.org in the SpamAssassin conf as well, but I
>don't understand why the whitelisting for these particular mails is not
>applied.
Presumably, you should whitelist:
From: *@*.sans.org yes
The ENVELOPE From is probably bounce at mailings.sans.org (from the mailings.sans.org domain, NOT sans.org).
>Regards,
>
>Steffan
Mike.
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