The systems are not capable of doing what spamassassin can do. That is why we
run ClamAV and Spamassassin on Exim servers before delivering the messages
to the mail systems. The problem with the mail systems is that it won't dig
down into the header, a bug but no telling if or when it will be fixed. That
affects the systems ability to filter the SPAM tags we have and it impacts
the white list functionality which this software does. Driving our customers
crazy.
received_header_text to nothing? This will do what for me. I can check on
the Exim on-line to find out where and how to set this up.
Thank You
GA
Magnus Holmgren wrote:
>
> On Wednesday 11 October 2006 19:59, gascione took the opportunity to say:
>> We use exim4 servers as front end antivirus, spam checking,
>> sender/receiver, stuff like that before the mail is passed off to our
>> commercial email application. If a valid message is delivered the headers
>> screw up some functionality on the mail server side because the last hop
>> of
>> the mail is our gateways which is always valid and therefore messes up
>> the
>> SPAM and filtering system on the mail server side.
>
> What systems are those? If they're decent (like SpamAssassin), it should
> be
> possible to configure them to interpret the headers correctly.
>
>> Is there a way to get exim to deliver the message to the mail server as
>> if
>> it was the original delivering mail server so the original header
>> information remains at the top of the header when it reaches our mail
>> server. Iin other words, can exim act like the original sending mail
>> server
>> when it passes the message along to our internal mail server.
>
> If you must, set received_header_text to nothing.
>
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