> At 03:50 AM 1/18/2005, kalin mintchev wrote: >>spamassassin -D --lint test.txt
Ugh.. There's your problem.. I missed it the first time... Your command line to spamassassin is bogus.
First, the spamassassin script does not accept filenames, it gets input from stdin only. Thus passing "test.txt" on the command line does nothing.
passing --lint forces spamassassin to not process a message at all, but merely run in self-test mode with a hard-coded test message.
Try this instead if you want to use test.txt...
spamassassin -D < test.txt
Note the omission of --lint, and the inclusion of a redirection so that test.txt becomes the stdin for spamassassin.
