Hello Chris,
The word "sex" isn't filtered by the spam filters setup on the servers, there are many emails which have this word either embedded in them [like the subject has] or even normal emails contain such words. The mail filters on the email servers are configured to term only those emails as 'spam' which are indeed 100% spam, they work on policies designed to detect most on the spam emails, ie: they match the pattern.. Important part is that such emails aren't deleted but only the subject is rewritten with a preceding "***SPAM***" string.
As you've posted this thread in a Linux forum, I guess you can configure the spam assassin rules for your domain/emails. There is a "whitelisting" feature provided within SpamAssassin which lets you to white list certain email addresses containing specific words.
Or either way to configure the rules manually is to edit the
/home/username/.spamassassin/user_prefs file & make the changes accordingly:
Quote:
vi /home/username/.spamassassin/user_prefs
required_hits 1
rewrite_subject 1
rewrite_header Subject **SPAM**
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Note, If you don't have SSH access to the server, this file can be changed through cPanel too
You can send test emails to yourself with the above word in the subject line or in the mail content & check if you receive that email, I assure you will. If you don't receive the mails, please feel free to submit a ticket to our support dept & they'd get this issue checked for you.