Hi Mark, GREAT FIND - thx man. So let me ask, based on reading about Exim just now, it seems that Exim and SpamAssassin work in tandem. The former is the actual email engine and then SpamAssassin does what it does best - flag messages that are determined to be SPAM. So if that is true, I would think that SpamAssassin could do the scanning rather than having Exim of that piece. Maybe I'm wrong but I'm sure one of your experts will know for sure.
On Feb 3, 2012, at 6:24 PM, Mark Martinec wrote: > Antonio, > >> Hi Mark - you guessed… >> So SpamAssassin was working great - still does actually - except that for >> some reason, about 2 weeks ago, the subject line rewrite stopped working. >> I then embarked on a journey to figure out why. Here's what I've >> learned\been told thus far: >> >> 1) This change was made by the cPanel folks - the hosting guys had no role >> in this 2) cPanel says it was done to implement the "faster" ACL-style >> SpamAssassin 3) While the subject-line rewrite feature still exists and >> works fine, it is not compatible with cPanel's mgmt of the ACL-style >> SpamAssassin 4) No other technical reasoning has been given as to why, >> how, etc… >> >> So I now I am here trying to figure out the real-deal. Does ACL and \or >> TRANSPORT really exists? Seems no based on what Michael said earlier. >> And then Mark, you've found the same cPanel documentation I found >> yesterday outlining at least part of what I state above. >> >> Anyone got any further thoughts on this? Is this all just BS? > > >> Does ACL and or TRANSPORT really exists? > > Looks like Exim terminology: > > http://www.exim.org/exim-html-current/doc/html/spec_html/ch41.html > > > Mark
