>1. Many messages with WEIGHT=0 or other weights are logged with single line
>entries!? No from/to/subject information
>
>12/07/2001 01:05:22 Q5bfc2fa .  Total weight = 0

At LOGLEVEL MID or higher, Declude will log the total weight for every 
E-mail, spam or not.

>12/07/2001 01:06:11 Q5c32194 HEUR10:4 .  Total weight = 4
>12/07/2001 01:06:16 Q5c503aa HEUR9:4 .  Total weight = 4
>12/07/2001 01:06:27 Q5c5b2fa HEUR8:3 .  Total weight = 3
>12/07/2001 01:06:29 Q5c603aa HEUR8:3 .  Total weight = 3

These failed the HEUR10/HEUR9/HEUR8 tests, with the appropriate weight.

>2. Declude Crashed (DECLUDE.GP* file are attached)

Thank you for pointing that out.  We're investigating this.

>3. Here is the problem with invalid arithmetic that carried over from 1.28.
>Notice how it lists all kind of failed tests in the first log entry - but
>then does NOT list any of these tests (other than SPAMROUTING) in the
>subsequent lines.
>
>12/07/2001 01:11:15 Q5d582f0 OSRELAY:6 SPAMCOP:7 SPAMROUTING:4 HEUR8:3 .
>Total weight = 20

I'm not a mathematician, but when I add 6+7+4+3, I get the same answer (20) 
as Declude.

>12/07/2001 01:11:15 Q5d582f0 Msg failed SPAMROUTING (This E-mail was routed
>in a poor manner consistent with spam [20000103].).
>12/07/2001 01:11:15 Q5d582f0 Subject: Prescriptions Without Doctors
>Appointment.....
>12/07/2001 01:11:15 Q5d582f0 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]

If you have the action for OSRELAY, SPAMCOP, and HEUR8 set to IGNORE, then 
you may not see a log file entry when E-mail fails those tests.  However, 
they will still be used towards the weighting.
                                    -Scott

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