> -----Original Message----- > From: Bob George [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 9:11 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Spamassassin not scoring all incoming e-mails > > Ah, OK. Then I wouldn't blame habeas (which is what I thought you were > implying.) If messages aren't being scored, then somethings obviously > amiss... > > Have you (collectively -- the group with this problem) tried: > > 1. Verifying that your SA rules are OK (spamassassin --lint)? > 2. Feeding some of those un-tagged messages through manually with spamc > (if using spamd)? > 3. Feeding some of those un-tagged messages through manually with > spamassassin (regardless of using spamd)? > 4. Using the -D (debug) option for spamassassin? > > FWIW: I am getting messages with Habeas headers, and they're being score > with the -8 for Habeas headers, and +16 for HIL (if listed). Using 2.63 > with spamd. > > - Bob
I would agree with that, but the server in question is handling several hundred thousand messages a day and the only ones not being scored for some odd reason, contain the habeas data. I do think the two are linked. I just can't figure out why. I know it should not act in this manner, but it is. As I said before, I do have scored and blocked messages that contain habeas data. But of all the unscored email, they ALL contain the fake habeas headers. Its got to be more than just a coincidence. I will try running the message directly with spamc and spamassassin and see what happens. Currently I am scanning them through procmail to spamc. I am running a centralized bayes db, and using most of the custom rules contained on the wiki site, no other tools are being used but the default scoring. Users do have custom user_prefs that may contain whitelist_from, blcklist_from, and lower thresholds but no other settings as the user_prefs files are controlled via a custom web application.
