The most effective way of doing that is to pipe a plain mbox file to spamassassin -r (to remove SpamAssassin markups if your using SA) or razor-report (if you're not using SA). I use Eudora as my windows MUA (as you can tell from the headers) and there's a utility that converts eudora mailboxes to unix mbox format, which works out well for me when I need to do SA testing and/or reporting.
You seem to be using MS Entourage. I don't know much about that MUA, but being a Microsoft product they've probably converted the format and may have stripped some aspects of the original encoding (ie: there may be no way to tell if it was originally base64 encoded text or not). MS doesn't exactly have a strong reputation for giving users the "whole, raw, unmodified information" instead opting to reduce the complexity of the information shown to you.
At 09:54 AM 10/24/2002 -0700, Jeff Grossman wrote:
There is no easier way? I read my mail from my windows machines. Is there anyway to forward the mail somewhere at Razor that will then include it in the database?Jeff on 10/24/02 9:27 AM, Jeffrey Taylor at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Pipe the message into "/usr/bin/spamassassin -r". > > HTH, > Jeffrey
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