The log says one thing and the analyzer says another.

Here's what the log says (Prob:0.11941 => ham):
-----------------------------------
Jan-19-12 11:26:01 id-32699-00984 176.53.113.168
<[email protected]> to: [email protected] [monitoring] --
Blocked Country TR -- [RE Meet Beautiful Adoring Russian Women Today];
Jan-19-12 11:26:08 id-32699-00984 [DNSBL] 176.53.113.168
<[email protected]> to: [email protected] [scoring] (DNSBL:
neutral, 176.53.113.168 listed in
(blackholes.five-ten-sg.com<-127.0.0.9; ));
Jan-19-12 11:26:08 id-32699-00984 176.53.113.168
<[email protected]> to: [email protected] ClamAV: scanned
8424 bytes in message - OK ;
Jan-19-12 11:26:08 id-32699-00984 176.53.113.168
<[email protected]> to: [email protected] Bayesian
[scoring] - Prob: 0.11941 => ham;
Jan-19-12 11:26:09 id-32699-00984 [MessageOK] 176.53.113.168
<[email protected]> to: [email protected] message ok [RE
Meet Beautiful Adoring Russian Women Today];
----------------------------------

I pasted the full email (header and body) into the analyzer.  Here's
what the Analyzer says (Spam probability:0.9766):
-----------------------------------
General Hints:

analyze is restricted to a maximum length of 4954 bytes
Connecting IP: '176.53.113.168'
Connecting HELO: ervu168.coursereal.info

sender and reply addresses:
From: [email protected]

recipient addresses:
To: [email protected]

Feature Matching:

* SPF-check returned OK for 176.53.113.168 -> , ervu168.coursereal.info
* URIBL check: 'failed'
 * URIBL result: 'URIBL failed: 'coursereal.info'(multi.surbl.org )'
* 176.53.113.168 is in PB Black: score:6, last event - DNSBLneutral
* 176.53.113.168 is in RBLCache: inserted as not ok at 202012-01-19
11:26:08:00 , listed by blackholes.five-ten-sg.com{127.0.0.9}
* 176.53.113.168 is in CountryCache: status=changed to black country,
data=TR, ,
* 176.53.113 has a Griplist value of 0.8

Bayesian Analysis:

Bad Words       Bad Prob        Good Words      Good Prob

Totals: 0.0011 0.9457 0.9317 0.8846 0.8458 0.7178 0.7178 0.3564 0.6320
0.3810 0.6036 0.4040

Spam Probability:

probability:    0.9766
---------------------------------------------

So, why is it reported as ham in the log, but spam in the analyze?

Kind Regards,
Brett





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