mailings wrote:
> Op maandag 4 juli 2005 14:49, schreef u:
>> $remove_existing_spam_headers = 1;
> Not in the amavisd.conf.
> Is it on by default?
>> This mail is marked as not spam which means of course that it should
>> not have been quarantined. I can only image two reasons why this would
>> happen. Either the X-Spam report existed before the mail came into your
>> system and it was not overwritten by your machine,
> That is a possibility since i do not know if the option
> remove_existing_spam_headers is on by default or even is available in the
> version of amavisd i run (which is 2.1.2-5).
>> or it was BCC'ed to
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Can you maybe search for the email on the
>> recipient's machine to see if they ever got a copy? What version of
>> amavisd-new are you using? Is this message recent enough to still
>> be in one of your logs? I can't think of anything else.
> The recipient's machine didn't get a copy.
> And it didn't go via the BCC to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Also it is not drag and dropped to the spamcatch mailbox.
> In your conclusion this leaves only the first option (the X-Spam report
> existed before the mail came into my system and remove_existing_spam_headers
> is not set) open....
> Just found the entry in the log (replaced the sender and recipient for
> safety):
> --------------------
> Jun 30 16:07:21 mx2 amavis[32663]: (32663-07) Blocked SPAM, [62.234.219.66]
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, quarantine: spam-247
> 4b75f62d8f6569d43d2a7bf9797df-20050630-160718-32663-07, Message-ID:
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Hits: 5.144
> --------------------
> It looks that amavis on my machine calculated a different score(5.144) then
> which is in the spam tag (4.506) which seems to make the assumption that the
> spam tag was already in the mail before it entered the system a valid one.
from amavisd.conf-sample:
$remove_existing_spam_headers = 1; # remove existing spam headers if
# spam scanning is enabled (default)
So it should have removed any existing spam headers and the report
included in the mail should show the same score as what is reported in
your log. The only thing I can think of is the X-Spam report was
cached from a similar email. Can you find in the same log where there
was a message with the 4.506 score? If so, then for some reason, the
wrong report was written to the mail. The good thing is, amavisd-new
did the right thing, even if the report was wrong.
Gary V
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