Hello Thomas, Saturday, April 2, 2005, 2:43:14 AM, you wrote:
TS> Two hints: one ist that the name of the host which added the SPAM info TS> to the header ist not mine but the hosterīs. The second is that I TS> rewrite the subject and put the original mail in an attachment while TS> the mails I receive have no changes in subject and body (just in the TS> X-SPAM header fields). TS> Maybe I should chekc the SA log files to find out more. I thought that TS> this skipping is a well known feature of SA. There's something on your system that's doing this, not SA. I have the opposite problem -- emails for one of the domains I manage go through a system with an excellent anti-spam system, including SA, which more correctly identifies spam than the limited SA system provided by my shared virtual web host. I'd like to go with the feeder system's analysis, and use the local system only for spam which goes directly to the web host's servers (and only spam does that), but I don't have that flexibility. My web host throws away the feeder system's headers and makes its own (slightly less accurate) determination. Bob Menschel
