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rspamd has a module to insert custom headers : https://rspamd.com/doc/modules/milter_headers.html
But this filter only support a few hardcoded headers.
I think the problem is here :
filter-rspamd/filter-rspamd.go
Lines 510 to 525 in 9e74486
| /** | |
| * Prefix auth headers to incoming mail in proper order. | |
| */ | |
| if len(authHeaders) > 0 { | |
| hdrs := []string{ | |
| "ARC-Seal", | |
| "ARC-Message-Signature", | |
| "ARC-Authentication-Results", | |
| "Authentication-Results"} | |
| for _, h := range hdrs { | |
| if authHeaders[h] != "" { | |
| writeHeader(s, token, h, authHeaders[h]) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
Only the headers in hdrs will be inserted by the filter.
Here is an example of the headers that rspamd can return:
curl -s -X POST http://localhost:11333/checkv2 | jq .milter.add_headers
{
"X-Spamd-Bar": {
"value": "+++++++++++++++",
"order": -1
},
"X-Spamd-Result": {
"value": "default: True [15.00 / 15.00];\r\n\tCOMPLETELY_EMPTY(15.00)[]",
"order": -1
},
"X-Rspamd-Action": {
"value": "reject",
"order": -1
},
"X-Spam-Status": {
"value": "Yes, score=15.00",
"order": -1
},
"Authentication-Results": {
"value": "localhost;\r\n\tnone",
"order": 1
},
"X-Rspamd-Server": {
"value": "localhost",
"order": -1
},
"X-Spam-Level": {
"value": "***************",
"order": -1
}
}
I can rewrite this, but I'd like to know what is the rationale for this code:
How does the order matter ?
Does this matter for other headers (such as those given above) ?
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