An admin of a service, which is primarily email based, complained that mails from my self-hosted email server gets matched by FROM_DAEMON on their procmail setup which ends up throwing away my emails.
Here's the exact message from the admin:
You're sending mail from mail@mydomain.tld, which matches FROM_DAEMON; we block that because of mail loops.
Relevant portion of their server's logs:
2016-10-21 11:24:57 1bxXwX-0008Oa-CI <=
mail@mydomain.tld H=mydomain.tld [ip.of.my.mailserver]
P=esmtp S=1450 id=03668fb3-cc12-b128-e583-402cb452a525@mydomain.tld
2016-10-21 11:24:57 1bxXwX-0008Oa-CI => |/org/bugs.debian.org/mail/run-procmailR=virt_direct T=address_pipe
QT=0s DT=0s
2016-10-21 11:24:57 1bxXwX-0008Oa-CI Completed
My setup: Debian 8.6, Postfix, procmail, Dovecot. No clamav, No SpamAssassin.
What changes should I make in my configuration that would keep me away from the FROM_DAEMON filter?