Hi,
Marcus Schopen wrote:
>
> I'm using spamassassin (vers. 2.20; debian woody package) in combination
> with mimedefang (vers. 2.28 from source) to check mails for spam by
> using sendmails Milter functionality. Everything seens to work fine.
> Over 90 percent of all spams are detected. GREAT!
>
> Now the problem: I put the following two rules to
> /etc/spamassassin/local.cf:
>
> # Rule 1
> body pter_brndt /.*Pter Brndt.*/i
> describe pter_brndt Pter Brndt BODY
> score pter_brndt 5.0
>
> # Rule 2
> score pter_brndt_all 5.0
> header pter_brndt_all ALL =~ /.*Pter Berndt.*/i
> describe pter_brndt_all Pter Brndt HEADER
>
> Rule 2 works fine.
>
> Rule 1 works fine too if I use spamassassin in test mode ("spammassassin
> -t < spammail.txt"), BUT NOT if I send "spammail.txt" as mail. No spam
> is detected!
>
> Further more all debain spamassassin configuration files (10_misc.cf,
> 20_uri_tests.cf ...) seem to be ignored if spamassassin is used through
> MIMEDefang on the mailway.
Solution seems to be to put the rules to
/etc/spamassassin/sa-mimedefang.cf
(instead of /etc/spamassassin/local.cf) to be recognized on the mailway
too. hmmm ... any comments on that?
Thank you
Marcus
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