> Problem is that it fails to identify some pretty obvious spam and I'd
> like to see what the score is on some of these messages. I don't know
> how to procedurally (at a command prompt I presume) to pass to
> spamassassin the mail message that it needs. I think the -t (test mode)
> qualifier figures in somehow. I only use evolution to read the M$
> Exchange server mail and I am not familiar with the text based mail
> methods. Can someone give me a clue how to go. Thanks in advance.
> Ken
Assuming you have a single test email in a file 'bad.txt' as simple text,
all you need to do from a Eunix command line is
spamassassin -t <bad.txt
The output will come out on the console output with the summary at the
bottom. You can usually manage to scroll through it with any modern command
line console. If not modern, redirect the output to another file and look
at that in a text editor or with more/less or some such:
spamassassin -t <bad.txt >results.txt
How you go about extracting the single test message from the mail stream I'm
not sure.
Loren
