Ignore SPAM keyword in subject header

[acorey0]

My ISP's spam scoring system alters high-scoring emails by adding the score to the Subject header. For example:
Subject: ****SPAM:13.5**** Kate Winslet’s Latest Investment Has The Government And Big Banks Terrified.

I don't know how common a scenario this is, but if DKIM validation fails I would like to know whether it would pass without the ****SPAM:13.5**** . Because the inserted string is not fixed, I would probably have to specify it using a regex or similar.

[lieser]

I also don't know how common this is. Note that unless there will be more people requesting something like this, the priority to implement this will be rather low.

Have you looked if your server makes a DKIM verification, and saves the result in the Authentication-Results header? In that case enabling the reading of the ARH header may already achieve what you want.

[acorey0]

Thanks for the suggestion. They don't add Authentication-Results, but that's another enhancement I could suggest.

[ohbobva]

Yes, it would be nice to optionally ignore the SPAM tag in the email subject. In my case it's:

**SPAM**