At 07:04 AM 2/13/2004, Ville Herva wrote:
I'm having difficulty with getting spamc and spamassassin behaving
identically.

Even when I run spamd without --nouser-config and --local, I get different
scoring for a test mail. The result is that if I try to use spamc instead of
spamassassin in my -procmailrc, a lot of spam gets through. Spamc is a whole
lot faster, though. Is there some explicit documentation on what one should
remember when migrating from spamassassin to spamc?

Suggestion to help diagnose the problem:

Grab an email or two in mbox format.
First feed the email through spamassassin --local, and note what rules hit in x-spam-status.
Second feed the email through spamc (with spamd started with --local), compare the x-spam-status for differences.


Generally the difference is the result of bayes training, and you'll get different BAYES_ tests.

If that's not the issue, post some of the results from the above test.



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