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One of the services that send me messages uses a colon in their sender's name, and turns out Spamgourmet doesn't support it. I've also confirmed this by changing of my own addresses to have a colon in its sender's name, and then the same thing happened.
Normally when someone sends you a message, Spamgourmet customizes the incoming's address to be:
From: "Sender's name - Sender's address" <reply address masking>
But if the sender's name looks like Before:This then Spamgourmet converts it to:
From: Before -
<reply address masking>
So as you can see:
The sender's address is censored - I don't know who sent me this message!
The part after the colon (the word This) is censored - it just looks weird
A line break is added
Point 1 means if I want to add this sender as an exclusive sender, I can't.
My successful temporary solution was to add ^$ (blank sender in regex) as the exclusive sender.
P.S.
When inspecting such messages' full headers, you can find envelope-from <actual sender's address>, so at least there's a way to find the sender's actual address, but still not to use it as an exclusive sender.
In any case it's not ideal.
One of the services that send me messages uses a colon in their sender's name, and turns out Spamgourmet doesn't support it. I've also confirmed this by changing of my own addresses to have a colon in its sender's name, and then the same thing happened.
Normally when someone sends you a message, Spamgourmet customizes the incoming's address to be:
But if the sender's name looks like Before:This then Spamgourmet converts it to:
So as you can see:
Point 1 means if I want to add this sender as an exclusive sender, I can't.
My successful temporary solution was to add ^$ (blank sender in regex) as the exclusive sender.
P.S.
When inspecting such messages' full headers, you can find envelope-from <actual sender's address>, so at least there's a way to find the sender's actual address, but still not to use it as an exclusive sender.
In any case it's not ideal.
https://bbs.spamgourmet.com/viewtopic.php?t=1898
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