--- Mark Martinec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Peter,
>
> > Should the subject line being edited be reflected in the logs then?
> > I just want to make sure it's being done.
>
> At log level 5 you should see log entries like:
>
> (55083-04) lookup (spam_subject_tag2) => true, "..." matches,
> result="***SPAM*** ", matching_key="(constant:***SPAM*** )"
> ...
> (55083-04) lookup (spam_modifies_subj) => true, "..." matches,
> result="1", matching_key="(constant:1)"
>
> (55083-04) headers CLUSTERING: NEW CLUSTER <...>: score=6.685,
> tag=1, tag2=1, subj=1, subj_u=0, local=1, bl=, s=***SPAM***
>
> Subject is modified if local=1 and s=***(nonempty)
>
> The most common reason for ***SPAM*** not being inserted
> is that recipient address does not match @local_domains_maps.
>
> The ultimate proof is a message in recipient's mailbox.
No, I do not see this type of logging. There are no instances of the
string "spam_subject". Yet my SQL policy is all set up. I have one
domain user (@domain.com) and it is set as local in the user table. Do I
also need to edit my amavisd.conf file in some way?
--
Peter
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