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Christopher Faylor wrote:
> That was not the case here, however.  The problem was that the keyword
> "bluebottle" was in the header of a massive spam attack so it was
> unceremoniously blocked.  IIRC, I did this a couple of years ago before
> I instituted the use of spamassasin on sourceware.  The specific keyword
> block shouldn't be needed anymore so I removed it yesterday.
>   
Thank you very much for clearing this up.




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