Adam Back wrote:
Wouldn't spamassassin benefit from knowing the recipients address independently from hashcash requirement to know that?
At least when people write .procmailrc files to weed out spam a common strategy is to throw away mail that is not To, or Cc one of your own addresses. If you know who the recipient is spamassassin could negatively score based on absense of one of your own addresses.
Isn't there some kind of workable default that is unlikely to hurt? Like *@`hostname` but explicitly excluding "localhost" as an allowed hostname in a site wide config. And $USER@`hostname` in an end-user config?
I imagine the deployment of hashcash within SA could improve a *lot* if we could find some workable default config. People make the minimal required settings in config files and I presume SA suffers from this principle also.
I need to think on this a bit more but smells like the right direction.
--- eric
