On 07/11/2011 07:39 AM, J4K wrote: > How could a message that scored greater than 10 on the SA backend, be > scored lower on the milter, or perhaps not even processed?
It's probably too large (>500kB) and was thus given a free pass. If that is the case, you can alter spamass-milter to call spamc with a higher max_size argument, like: spamass-milter ... -- --max-size -s 1050000 as noted on the spamass-milter and spamc man pages. (That's in bytes, fudged just above 1MB since spammers like to just barely exceed the max scan size threshold.) You should pick something that correlates to however much idle time is on your spam filtering server(s), e.g. if your load average is typically near zero, go nuts (3MB should do for a very large max size), but if you're already around one or higher, only bump it slightly. The default is either 500000 or 512000 bytes (the man page is ambiguous).
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