There we go! Thank you for answering *my* question.

I was worried that my system was reporting all mail as
SPAM, because inner-office mail was being marked as
listed in razor2 by SpamAssassin. After capturing one
of these messages and running razor-check -d on it, those
exact MIME parts in them, and report back positive.

I've been forced to severely downgrade the points that
the razor2 check adds to spamassasin because I have many
people complaining about such false positives.

Hopefully someone can resolve this so I can actually use
razor2 in a productive way.

-Russell


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> More than likely, you use Outlook or Outlook Express, and it added the
> little empty MIME part that Razor thinks is spam. Check her message and see
> if something like the following is in it. I still haven't heard how the
> Razor developers are going to fix this problem, but it would be encouraging
> to know they haven't forgotten about it. About 30% of my corporation's
> false positives (after I whitelisted all our mailing lists) are from this
> one problem.
>
> Fox
>
> --------------cut here ---------------------------------
>
> Content-Type: text/plain;
> charset="iso-8859-1"
> Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
>
> -----------------cut here -------------------------------------------



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