Re: [Netmail-support] spamAssassin Flag

[Pascal <Pas...@Us...>]

The check for "spamAssassin" to prevent looping is done against the
NetMail envelope.  This is completely separate from the message
headers.  The X-Spam-Flag does not exist in this envelope.  It is not
possible for the sender of an email to arbitrarily add data to the
message envelope.  It only exists in NetMail.

-Pascal


Benjamin Ackinclose wrote:
> 
> Hey guys,
> 
> I modified spamd to report back spam score on all messages.  That piece
> seems to work pretty well.  I was thinking that since all messages now
> have the X-Spam-Flag in the header, could I look for that to indicate
> whether this is the 1st or 2nd time through?  My thinking was/is yes
> but when I replaced the TspamAssassin value with X-Spam-Flag it is not
> picked up and the mail goes into a loop through nmap.
> 
> Also,  I seem to be getting some kind of html mail that gets through
> like it's not even checked.  It doesn't have the X-Spam-Flag score at
> all.  Wondering if they are catching on and including spamAssassin
> somewhere in the message so it gets passed.
> 
> Any thoughts will be appreciated.
> Thanks
> Ben
> 
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