your problem lies with qmail-scanner. It takes responsibility for rewriting the subject line. Open up your favorite editor and edit qmail-scanner-queue.pl. Jump down...oh... I don't know 50 or 60 lines maybe and you will see a block of perl variables defined. One block looks like this:
my $spamc_binary='/usr/bin/spamc'; my $spamc_options=' -c -f'; my $spamc_subject=''; <-- THIS IS YOUR LINE TO EDIT my $spamassassin_binary='/usr/bin/spamassassin'; my ($sa_comment); my ($tag_score)=""; $spamc_subject defines what the subject line rewrite should be. FYI this is well documented in the qmail-scanner documentation. :-) -Geoff On Sun, 2004-02-29 at 11:35, Gunnar Rysstad wrote: > Hello, > > I've configured SA on a box with a bunch of domains and users. It's running > qmail + qmail-scanner + clamav + spamassassin (with dcc) etc. > > Everything works fine when running the usual spam.txt files through the > system, but when running it on the mailsystem SA doesn't seem to tag the > subject lines. It adds the appropriate headers and everything looks right in > the logs, but like I said, it doesn't tag the subject lines like it should, > even though the log and header says it's identified as spam... > > My local.cf: > > report_safe 1 > rewrite_subject 1 > subject_tag ***SPAM?*** > required_hits 10 > use_pyzor 0 > use_razor2 0 > use_dcc 1 > use_razor1 0 > > 'spamd' is running with these options: > /usr/bin/spamd -d -x -v -c -a -m5 -H -u nobody > > Am I missing something? > > Cheers, > > Gunnar Rysstad
