Bryan,

> The test message I sent was from an external email address ( and a
> different machine all together ).
>
> I sent another test message used grepped the log file as you suggested and
> this was the output of the two grep commands:
> I'm not exactly sure what this tells me though.

> Jun  8 13:35:36 mail amavis[12002]: (12002-04) lookup (local_domains) =>
> true,  "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" matches, result="1",
> matching_key=".domain1.com"

Good, recipient address is considered local, so spam headers can be inserted.

> Jun  8 13:35:36 mail amavis[12002]: (12002-04) lookup (spam_tag_level) =>
> true,  "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" matches, result="-999",
> matching_key="(constant:-999)"

Good, spam_tag_level is -999, so any spam score above that should
produce X-Spam-Status.

Could it be that your recipient address matches @bypass_spam_checks_maps ?

  Mark


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