jean-paul natola wrote:
> I changed the default message in my configure file , so in the event the message is not SPAM the user has a way to get whitelisted,
>
> What I'm trying to avoid is the extra 550 in the message-
>
> this what you will get if you send a message that gets classified as spam
>
> smtp;550-This message scored 903.4 points.YOUR MESSAGE HAS BEEN FLAGGED AS SPAM IF550-YOU RECEIVED THIS NOTICE PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL TO BOUNCES@??? WITH550 THE WORD REJECTED IN THE SUBJECTLINE.
>
> here's the data that is actually in my config file;
>
> # Reject spam messages with score over 10, using an extra condition. deny message = This message scored $spam_score points.YOUR MESSAGE HAS BEEN FLAGGED AS SPAM IF YOU RECEIVED THIS NOTICE PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL TO BOUNCES@??? WITH THE WORD REJECTED IN THE SUBJECTLINE.
> Jean-Paul Natola
Can't be done. Your mail server sends the following message back to the
other mail server:
550-This message scored 903.4 points.YOUR MESSAGE HAS BEEN FLAGGED AS
SPAM IF
550-YOU RECEIVED THIS NOTICE PLEASE SEND AN EMAIL TO BOUNCES@???
WITH
550 THE WORD REJECTED IN THE SUBJECTLINE.
The 550s are part of the smtp transaction and are required in order to
let the connecting mail server know that a rejection is taking place.
How the connecting server displays that rejection message in the bounce
it generates is entirely down to the connecting server.
Mike
