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SpamAssassin Rule: ALL_TRUSTED

Standard description: Passed through trusted hosts only via SMTP

Explanation

"Trusted" does not mean "trusted to not send spam." It means "trusted to not forge Received: headers."

If your message hits on the ALL_TRUSTED rule, that means all of the Received: headers in the message were inserted by SMTP relays you have indicated are "["TrustedRelays"]", and thus no tests of the source of the message (for example, tests against ["DNSBlocklists"]) will be performed.

If that message is obviously spam, and you think it should have been caught by DNS tests, then your trust path is configured incorrectly. See ["TrustPath"] and ["FixingAllTrusted"].

Further Info

The default scores for this rule can be found [http://spamassassin.apache.org/tests.html in the online list of tests].


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