Hey all,
From what I've gathered, there's both a recommended way to call
spamassassin/spamd from procmail with a message-size-limit, as well as an
overrideable builtin-default (-s option to spamc).
These both cause the usual spamassasin headers to be missing from
messages.
The greater problem is, that if for some reason spamassasin doesn't run
(for example, a spamc timeout(*)) it produces exactly the same effect.
Is there a way to have spamassasin/dspamd not scan messages above a
certain size, but still add headers (i.e. x-spam-status: skipped)? I can
do it in procmail, and add a header that means something to me (and face
the additional problems of communicating this nuance to my users), but it
would be nice if SA had a standard way.
-Dan
(*) with it's brilliant "try 3 times, 1 second apart" retry timer.
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