SA Bugzilla – Bug 7912
Mail from sanmarinoviaggivacanze.com blocked from SpamAssasin
Last modified: 2021-06-09 12:06:48 UTC
Created attachment 5748 [details] Mail blocked Hello. Our emails are blocked by the SpamAssassin database. Please check the correctness, as we are a company that operates in the world of tourism and travel. These are our data: San Marino Viaggi e Vacanze spa Via 3 Settembre 99 47891 Dogana - (Republic of San Marino) www.sanmarinoviaggivacanze.com Thank you.
SpamAssassin does not block your email. SpamAssassin cannot not block your email. SpamAssassin is software used to classify mail. We have not control as to what people do with the software You will need to contact the perople rejecting your mail by alternative means and ask them to accept your mail. We cannot help you because those systems areno under our control.
Ok, the problem is not the sender. But with this object: Fwd: Richiesta Gruppo: 100 ADULTI dal 01/10/2021 al 05/10/2021 - Rif. 2021/999311 SpamAssassin reject the mail from a mail of domain sanmarinoviaggivacanze.com and a mail of gmail.com
INVALID
To expand a bit: SpamAssassin does not block email, it only scores email. Whether or not the email is blocked is up to the site using SpamAssassin. We have no control over that, and we also have no control over whether the site has custom rules contributing to the "spamminess" score of your messages, or has adjusted the scoring of the base rules. Please read: https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/SPAMASSASSIN/StopBlockingMyMail In particular: please ask for help on the SpamAssassin Users mailing list rather than continuing the discussion here.
While I agree this bug is obviously invalid, I think it is interesting to note that the creator of the bug first listed an Italian company name of San Marino Viaggi e Vacanze spa And then gave what appears to be a Subject header of Fwd: Richiesta Gruppo: 100 ADULTI dal 01/10/2021 al 05/10/2021 - Rif. 2021/999311 He has not, as best I can see, provided either the original message nor the SA scores associated with the message, so it is impossible to determine which rules hit. But that said, note that the company name contains "Viaggi" and the subject contains "ADULTI". I would suspect that the first might trigger a Fuzzy rule for the obvious blue pills, and the second one might trigger a Fuzzy (or other) rule about adult entertainment. Possibly, if we knew which rules triggered, they could use some exclusions for mail in Italian, if that could be detected. Of course, lacking the list of rules hit and the actual email to test, there is nothing that can be done.
There's nothing mentioned that triggers any fuzzy rule.