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Trusted Sender SM 17 Beta going to junk-email-folder
Question asked by mark - 11/23/2018 at 4:11 AM
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The email address (xxx.yyy@zzz.com) was added to the trusted sender. But the address blocked as spamfiltering and it is in junk-mail folder. Why it is not in Inbox? What can I do that a trustes sender is going to to Inbox.

delivery-log:
[2018.11.23] 11:43:05.058 [46095] Starting Spam Checks.
[2018.11.23] 11:43:07.960 [46095] Spam check results: [REVERSE DNS LOOKUP: Passed], [_INTERNALSPAMASSASSIN: 7:11], [_SPF: Fail], [_DKIM: Pass], [HOSTKARMA - BLACKLIST: passed], [HOSTKARMA - WHITELIST: passed], [HOSTKARMA - BROWNLIST: passed], [SORBS - ABUSE: passed], [SORBS - DYNAMIC IP: passed], [SORBS - PROXY: passed], [SORBS - SOCKS: passed], [SPAMCOP: passed], [SPAMHAUS - PBL: passed], [SPAMHAUS - PBL2: passed], [SPAMHAUS - SBL: passed], [SPAMHAUS - XBL: passed], [SPAMHAUS - XBL2: passed], [UCEPROTECT LEVEL 1: passed], [UCEPROTECT LEVEL 2: passed], [UCEPROTECT LEVEL 3: passed], [SPAMRATS: passed], [SORBS - NO SERVER: passed], [SORBS - NOMAIL: passed], [SORBS - RECENT: passed], [CBL: passed], [SURRIEL: passed]
[2018.11.23] 11:43:07.960 [46095] Spam Checks completed.
[2018.11.23] 11:43:07.960 [46095] Removed from SpamCheckQueue (0 queued or processing)
[2018.11.23] 11:43:10.097 [46095] Added to LocalDeliveryQueue (1 queued; 0/50 processing)
[2018.11.23] 11:43:10.097 [46095] [LocalDeliveryQueue] Begin Processing.
[2018.11.23] 11:43:10.097 [46095] Starting local delivery to aaa.bbb@ccc.com
[2018.11.23] 11:43:10.206 [46095] Delivery for xxx.yyy@zzz.com to aaa.bbbb@ccc.com has completed (Delivered to Junk Email) Filter: Spam (Weight: 14), Action (Global Level): SmarterMail.Common.POCO.Shared.FilterActionV1
[2018.11.23] 11:43:10.206 [46095] End delivery to aaa.bbb@ccc.com (MessageID: <0101016.xxx.yyy@zzz.com)
[2018.11.23] 11:43:10.206 [46095] Removed from LocalDeliveryQueue (0 queued or processing)
[2018.11.23] 11:43:13.124 [46095] Removing Spool message: Killed: False, Failed: False, Finished: True
[2018.11.23] 11:43:13.124 [46095] Delivery finished for 0101016.xxx.yyy@zzz.com 11:43:13 [id:1678514146095]

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kevind Replied
I'm guessing this is the reason:  [_SPF: Fail] 

Have the sender fix their SPF record and that will probably get it delivered to Inbox. SmarterMail can't trust a sender based on name alone; it needs additional info to confirm the name is not spoofed.

Kevin
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Derek Curtis Replied
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Kevin's solution should fix things. While adding a Trusted Sender bypasses most spam checks, it doesn't bypass SPF or DKIM checks. So if one of those, or both, fail, then the message can still be marked as spam.
Derek Curtis COO SmarterTools Inc. www.smartertools.com

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