Closed fisher006 closed 5 years ago
The SPF_FAIL means that the domain you are using for your SRS has a SPF record that excludes your mail server. You should double-check your DNS configuration.
When i disable postsrsd this same domain validates OK - i supose the problem is with this:
Jan 10 09:15:24 mail3 amavis[5068]: (05068-01-3) SA dbg: spf: checking EnvelopeFrom (helo=mx45-71.futurehost.pl, ip=91.244.71.45, envfrom=srs0=pqle=ef=networkmasters.pl=piotr.rosciszewski@mail3.pl)
when i disable postsrs headers looks like:
Jan 10 09:15:24 mail3 amavis[5068]: (05068-01-3) SA dbg: spf: checking EnvelopeFrom (helo=mx45-71.futurehost.pl, ip=91.244.71.45, envfrom=account@networkmasters.pl)
Info from spamassassin mailing list:
You may need to setup second instance of Postfix with PostSRS to do the sender rewriting after SA.
The problem I had with PostSRS is that it rewrote the sender address even if it was not needed. So maybe setting up a second Postfix instance just for those addresses that are being forwarded would have solved my problem but I decided to not use PostSRS in the end. I just didn't have enough of a forwarding problem to justify the side effects for my particular mail flow.
it is possible to resolve this issue?
Closing this issue, since it seems to be stale. Feel free to reopen.
Hello, when I'm using postsrsd with spamassassin SPF checks all e-mail have SPF_FAIL=0.001
I'm trying with use_newest_received_spf_header 1 but this same issue
spamassassin have problem with reconize SPF for mail's with SRS headers
Jan 10 09:15:24 mail3 amavis[5068]: (05068-01-3) SA dbg: spf: checking EnvelopeFrom (helo=mx45-71.futurehost.pl, ip=91.244.71.45, envfrom=srs0=pqle=ef=networkmasters.pl=piotr.rosciszewski@mail3.pl)