Op 1 feb 2010, om 03:55 heeft - het volgende geschreven:
As your sample spams have headers that MimeDefang did NOT add to each message, SOMETHING ELSE is reviewing and operating on the message.
My guess is: you call spamassassin also from .procmailrc (or something similar), and your $SALocalTestsOnly is set to the default (true), so you're not doing network tests. Certainly the first spam that you pointed to, has a lot of network tests.
Setting "$SALocalTestsOnly = 0;" in your filter will probably fix some of the spam that's coming through.
Also, be aware that setting up Bayesian filtering is not trivial. You can use a global bayesian database (and for starters, simply copy the one that's in your homedirectory), but you must remember to train that database, if you want bayesian filtering. I don't have the recipes handy for setting up Bayesian filtering via mimedefang, but either the manpage, the archives for this list, or the wiki should provide enough information to get it working.
Also, you'd better search for that spamassassin call in your local delivery agent (procmail?) and disable it (cause currently your mail server is pushing each message through spamassassin twice).
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