Dear Mail List Members,

I have been running spamassassin for many months now and I am extremely
happy with the results.

This morning I received five SPAM emails that were not flagged as spam.
None were tagged in an RBL. I went to a site that checks hundreds of RBL
lists and sure enough the site was listed. 

I first tried to run spamassassin (2.61) from the command line and it
produced similar results, no RBL tags. I run spamd through procmail.

I went to another computer and ran spamassassin (2.44, default RH 9) on
the subject email and it showed up RBL tags.

I went back to the production machine and edited the
/etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf file and added "rbl_timeout 60", just in
case there is a network timing issue. Reran spamassassin from the
command line with the original results.

I updated spamassassin using the rpms to 2.63-1 and reran the test on
the production machine, using the command line, with the original
results.

I diff-ed the 20_dnsbl_test.cf between the 2.44 and the 2.63-1 and they
are the same.

I looked through my spam folder and found a RBL tagged spam and ran that
I then ran through both spamassassin systems, using the command line,
and both were tagged RBL.

My production mail server is a P133 MHz running RH 9 behind a NATed
firewall.

Questions:

Are all the DNSBLS in the 20_dnsbl_test.cf file? Are there others that
are listed elsewhere in 2.44?

Has anything changed that would affect BL between 2.44 and 2.61?

Thanks,
Jens

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