This is a discussion on Can Postfix add/change/remove mail header fields? within the alt.comp.mail.postfix forums, part of the Mail Servers and Related category; Hello, it seems to be well-known for years, but I noticed it just today: Spamassassin records spam points for ...
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Hello,
it seems to be well-known for years, but I noticed it just today: Spamassassin records spam points for the header "X-Library: Indy" because some spam-sending tools are apparently using the Indy TCP/IP library - as I do, but of course not for spam sending (but for mailing invoices to customers). Since omitting the "X-Library" header field would require me to recompile the complete Indy library (with Delphi), I thought about header rewriting within my Postfix mail server (where all my mails pass through anyway). Something like "remove 'X-Library'" would be sufficient; more sophisticated would be "if 'From'=='accounting@...' then...". Is it possible? Thank you, Matt PS: Another bunch of spam points are recorded because of "rfkindy" appearing within the MIME boundary. I guess "changing the MIME boundary" during transport is something which _no_ MTA can achieve, huh?! |
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