sender maps and whitelisting
Alex
mysqlstudent at gmail.com
Mon Apr 22 19:24:58 CEST 2024
HI,
On Mon, Apr 22, 2024 at 10:13 AM Damian <amavis at arcsin.de> wrote:
> I've just started using sender_maps instead of the welcomelist in
> spamassassin directly and have a few questions. Here is my current
> sender_map:
>
> Is this `@score_sender_maps`?
>
Yes, correct.
> '.gtenney.com' => [{ '.*@send.undone.com' => -100.0,
> '.*@mg-d0.substack.com' => -100.0,
> '.*@mg-d1.substack.com' => -100.0,
> ....
> First, can you confirm it is only the envelope from that yo can whitelist
> using this method?
>
> Amavis checks envelope-from as well as header-from.
>
Okay, great, thanks.
> @score_sender_maps = ({
> '.gtenney.com' => [
> new_RE(
> [ qr'=gtenney\.com at send\.undone\.com' => -100],
> [ qr'=gtenney\.com at mg-d0\.substack\.com' => -100],
> [ qr'=gtenney\.com at mg-d1\.substack\.com' => -100],
> ),
> ],
> });
>
> I was using the hash-type arrays. Would something like this work for the
hash array to represent any sender at this domain?
'.email.avi-8.com' => -100.0,
> Apr 19 17:21:23 xavier amavis[679593]: (679593-18)
> {"@timestamp":"2024-04-19T21:21:22.452Z","action":["DISCARD","PASS"],"actions_performed":"DiscardedInbound
> RelayedInbound Quarantined","attached_file_names":["message.msg"],"author":"watchrecon.com at gmail.com"]
>
> Looks like a multi-recipient mail, where one of the recipients triggered a
> Discard+Quarantine and the other a Pass.
>
Ah, yes, that looks like the case. I have an always_bcc user being used
here, but it never used to be quarantined, even when the other recipient
was.
I traced the message to the final recipient, and he did receive it, but the
bcc-user did not. What could have changed?
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