Re: google mail issue

On 26.02.26 11:31, JPP1 wrote:
>If you check the headers of the original, they are all being sent 
>to/through a List - I imagine someone can come up with a decent rule 
>to block those... It may block legitimate lists, obviously.
>
>List-ID: <cu.jlt5158.com>
>X-Spam-Checked-In-Group: [email protected]
>X-Google-Group-Id: 623985078606
>List-Post: <https://groups.google.com/a/jlt5158.com/group/cu/post>, 
><mailto:cu@

spam through Google Groups, very old issue.
I have added:

googlegroups.com
groups.google.com

to my locally hosted DNSBL and block it there.

looking at my spam archive, you should be able to block on groups.google.com 
or googlegroups.com in List-Post, List-Unsubscribe or other List-* headers
older messages sent through google groups had the domain in Message-Id: and 
even older in To: header.

>They are painful and there are a lot of different domains. 5+ or more 
>per day.


>On 2/26/2026 11:21 AM, Newlon, Phil wrote:
>>This week I started getting a lot of mail coming from google that 
>>are really annoying. The only thing I seem to be able to do is block 
>>the supposed real domain but I can't stay ahead of them. Have others 
>>been seeing this? Any suggestion how to more generally stop them 
>>besides the probably bogus domains? (in this case xiaozhenkj.com)
>>
>>One oddity is that when my SA server forwards to Rackspace (where my 
>>actual mail is hosted) it is marked as spam then whitelisted.
>>
>>X-Spam-Exception: WHITELISTED
>>X-Spam-Threshold: 95
>>X-Spam-Score: 100
>>X-MS-Exchange-Organization-SCL: 9
>>Precedence: junk
>>X-Spam-Flag: YES
>>
>>Any words of wisdom? (I had to add header info as attachment as 
>>Rackspace outbound mail server marked this message as spam and 
>>rejected it!)
>>

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