So, I feel dumb, now. But SpamAssassin docs make a big deal about how you have to use "spamassassin -r" to report spam messages, because it strips off all the SpamAssassin headers.
sa-learn, SpamAssassin's own Bayesian implementation, does use headers. Also, spamassassin -r will restore any changes to the subject.
But most importantly, recent versions of SpamAssassin will, by default, create a new message with the original as an attachment. spamassassin -r recognizes this and only passes the attached original message to razor-report, sa-learn, pyzor, dcc, etc.
Apparently, the SpamAssassin people smoke a lot of crack. Or they're getting paid some marginal fraction of a cent each time someone invokes "spamassassin", so they encourage unnecessary usage.
No, they're just dealing with a different style of message markup and additional tools (aside from just Razor).
Kelson Vibber
SpeedGate Communications <www.speed.net>
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