Ok,
think Ive got it.Quoting a.smith@???:
> Hmm, I just tried removed the spam-scanned section of this statement:
>
> spamcheck:
> verify = false
> condition = \
> ${if !or{ \
> {eq{$received_protocol}{asmtp}} \
> {eq{$received_protocol}{spam-scanned}} \
> } {yes} {no}}
> driver = accept
>
> Any mail is bounced with an error:
>
> "A message that you sent could not be delivered to one or more of its
> recipients. This is a permanent error"
That it gets in a loop sending the mail for spamchecking if I removed
that exception. And thats what spammers are exploiting, they send with
protocol spam-scanned and my dumb mail config accepts the mails
without spam checking them. What I can do is change the spam-scanned
string to some other value and also change the value that spamassassin
is using (which is what I hadnt done before that was causing a loop)
and assuming the spamers aren´t going to do an analysis of my
individual config then they will be blocked (or rather they wont evaid
being scanned by spamassassin).
lets see how we go... :P
thanks Andy.
