Re: Email marked as Spam.
By: Digital Man to deon on Wed Aug 24 2022 06:50 pm
> > Mail coming from my relay is still being marked as spam.
>
> > Here is the contents of my spamblock_exempt.cfg
> > 2406:3400:314:2490::/60
> > 2406:3400:314:2497:f1d0::1
> > 2406:3400:314:2494:20c:29ff:fed9
>
> The IPv6 address matching in that file is just like any other string match (e
.g. "2406:3400:314*" won't match
> "2406:3400:0314*"),
> could that be the issue? You can also experiment with the JavaScript system.f
indstr("spamblock_exempt.cfg", <ip-addr>) to see
> how/if the matching works. It's the same underlying code used in the mail ser
ver to check for exempt addresses.
So I dont think it is the issue:
I've changed my spamblock_exempt.cfg to have:
2406:3400:314:2494:20c:29ff:fed9:9759
2406:3400:0314:2494:020c:29ff:fed9:9759
Aug 26 22:58:25 d-11-1 synchronet: mail 0097 SMTP [2406:3400:314:2494:20c:29ff:f
ed9:9759] BLACKLISTED SERVER on sbl.spamhaus.org (see http://www.spamhaus.org/):
<no name> = 127.255.255.254
jsexec -r "system.findstr('spamblock_exempt.cfg', '2406:3400:314:2494:20c:29ff:f
ed9:9759')"
Result (boolean): true
jsexec -r "system.findstr('spamblock_exempt.cfg', '2406:3400:0314:2494:020c:29ff
:fed9:9759')"
Result (boolean): true
> Create an issue on gitlab.synchro.net with those details and I'll try to repr
oduce and resolve that issue later.
OK, I'll capture a full message with headers as something to work with...
...δεσ∩
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