SPAM to Catch-all alias bypasses domain level content filtering

I have an alias setup as a domain catch-all which forwards to me+catchall@domain.com.

I have content filtering for domain.com that deletes emails to specific addresses (e.g., sales@domain.com).

Test emails to sales@domain.com do get deleted. However, emails to sales@domain.com with a high spam-weight still end up in the folder catchall of the me user.

So, does spam bypass the domain content filtering? Is this by design or an oversight? Is there a way to change the order of processing?

Basically, the way it works now is a catch-all cannot have spam checking or content filtering. I think this is an oversight.

Thanks,
Brian

Curtis Kropar www.HawaiianHope.org Replied

1/11/2018 at 2:15 PM

Brian, what version of SM is that ?

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