On Apr 23, 2006, at 4:08 PM, Mike Galvez wrote:
On Sun, Apr 23, 2006 at 03:38:21PM -0700, Loren Wilton wrote:
I did this and the "X-Spam-Score" was listed, so something (maybe
Milter)
is
not writing it, though Milter changes the Subject header...
That may be your problem. Several integration tools ignore the
headers SA
makes and rewrite the message using their own headers. Maybe you are
using
one of them.
Loren
After digging a little deeper, this appears to be the case. I'm using
Cyrus Imap
with sendmail, spamassassin with MySQL for user_prefs and
spamass-milter.
I would be interested in what others with similar setups are using to
call spamc|spamd
if not using spamass-milter.
I use mimedefang to call SpamAssassin. If you know perl, you can
modify the customizable part (mimedefang-filter) to make exactly the
header entries you want.
There's also a non-milter (uses an incoming mailq and an outgoing
mailq) that works with sendmail and a few other MTA's. It's called
mailscanner (www.mailscanner.info). Has tons of features, great
support, but not as flexible as mimedefang. And, because it runs in a
dual queue mode, instead of as a milter, it can't reject messages
_during_ the SMTP transaction. (that's why I've been switching away
from it)
