https://bz.apache.org/SpamAssassin/show_bug.cgi?id=7853
--- Comment #3 from Bill Cole <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Tony Feestneus from comment #2) > Exim points at others as well, but it gets included in the > spamassassin-exim-conf, right? Maybe. I assume you're telling the truth. However, no file by that name is part of the SpamAssassin distribution. That name occurs nowhere in any file in the SpamAssassin distribution. Maybe it is created by a packager? Debian? RedHat? What you mean by "comment 57" is indecipherable. The error message you gave (in parentheses) looks nothing like any message generated by SpamAssassin, it does look a bit like an Exim message, and Exim recently has had a lot of problems withy "tainting" data, as a reaction to its last major bug, which allowed total system hijacking via crafted SMTP commands. SpamAssassin has no concept of "transport" anywhere and no use for any such thing. SpamAssassin analyzes email messages to calculates a score indicating spamminess. That is all it does. SpamAssassin does not do any sort of mail routing, transport, or delivery. In any event, this sounds like it is NOT A BUG at all, but more likely an error in configuration. It would be entirely appropriate to ask about it on the SpamAssassin Users mailing list, where there may well be users who are familiar with how SA is integrated with Exim and at least know where support might be available, if they cannot help directly. This Bugzilla system is NOT a general support tool, it is for dealing with bugs in the SpamAssassin code. Because this appears to not be a "bug" in anything and definitely is NOT about anything in the SpamAssassin code, it cannot be addressed here. No one paying attention here knows what you're talking about. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
