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johnny
Tnx for the great tutorial. It worked like charm, except...

When i do the GTUBE test nothing happens, message is delivered as usual.
When I grep my maillogs i see that messages get blocked by invalid HELO, RBL, illegal file extensions and virus scanner at SMTP time.

Also, when i grep my maillog for spamd i get only this kind of logs:
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Mar 17 16:47:29 helix spamd[13408]: spamd: identified spam (1000.0/12.0) for root:99 in 4.6 seconds, 834 bytes.
Mar 17 16:47:29 helix spamd[13408]: spamd: result: Y 999 - GTUBE,NO_RECEIVED,NO_RELAYS scantime=4.6,size=834,user=root,uid=99,required_score=12.0,rhost=localhost,raddr
127.0.0.1,rport=54379,mid=<GTUBE1.1010101@example.net>,autolearn=no


I'm far from expert sys admin, can someone point me in a right direction please...
pairote
This GTUBE test sent by cPanel checkservd. It indicates that GTUBE message works fine. The only possible I can imagine is you sent the wrong GTUBE message or you have whitelist yourself for spam scanning.
johnny
Tnank you for your reply.

But I didn't send the GTUBe test message to root. I've sent it to a hosted mail account.

Now, 3 days later, when I check my logs, it is obvious that none of incoming mail messages get checked for spam.

Here are your grep tests:
Spam mail blocked by invalid HELO at the SMTP time
57
Spam mail blocked by RBL at the SMTP time:
88
Spam mail blocked by setting default address to :fail: at the SMTP time
0
Spam mail blocked by illegal File extension at the SMTP time:
13
Spam mail blocked by Virus scanner at the SMTP time:
8
0
Spam mail blocked by SA at the SMTP time:
0
0

Tnx,
Johnny
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