Hi Claudia,
The easiest way to see what rules are hitting a particular message is to
save the message (including _ALL_ headers) into a text file and then to
pass it to SpamAssassin in test mode:
spamassassin --test-mode < email.txt
This will produce a report of the rules that are hitting the message.
If you want more information use the debug option:
spamassassin --debug --test-mode < email.txt
If you would like people here to let you know which rules these emails
hit on their systems, place the email text file somewhere on the web, so
that we can download it and run it through our systems.
PS make sure you are running the above commands as the same user that
spamassassin usually runs as.
Claudia Burman wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to know if spamassassin is using all the rules?
I'm getting too much spam, including some which I think should be
captured...
Thanks
Claudia Burman
Argentina
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