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On Jul 14, 2006, at 9:32 PM, Loren Wilton wrote:
I have the following test rule in my local.cf:
header LOCAL_MISSING_MSGID MESSAGEID =~ /^UNSET$/ [if-unset:
UNSET]
describe LOCAL_MISSING_MSGID Missing Message-Id header
score LOCAL_MISSING_MSGID 0.010
header __HAVE_MSGID exists:MESSAGEID
meta MISSING_MSGID !__HAVE_MSGID
or
header __HAVE_MSGID MESSAGEID =~ /./
meta MISSING_MSGID !__HAVE_MSGID
The first test will test to see if the item exists. The second will
test that it both exists and is not blank.
Thanks! That solved my problem. Do you know why my previous rule, using
UNSET, doesn't work?
But it's not triggering. Other rules in local.cf are working, just
this one isn't. To make things more complicated, my MTA inserts a
Message-Id header when it doesn't see one, so by the time I get the
source of the mail and feed it to spamassassin, it passes.
Is there a way to dump the input message as it enters spamassassin? I
have spamd running as a daemon, using version 3.1.1. The log shows:
spamassassin -t <message
Next question: how can I obtain "message" the way spamassassin sees it,
not in its final form (altered by MTA+SA)?
With the "not good enough for snobs" procmail it's really easy to get
unmolested copies.
:0c:
/tmp/copies
Put those two lines then a blank line just in front of the rule
that runs spamassassin, usually via spamc.
{o.o}
