Hello List, This fact could be interesting for everybody running xmail with older verions of spamassassin (e.g. the default version of debian woody):
Some costumers complained that their messages received from xmail are screwed up in the following way: nearly all headers are shown inside the messages body and the header only contains the following two lines: Return-Path: <$SENDER> Delivered-To: $RCPT After a longer investigation we discovered, that all those mails headers contain a "From <SENDER> <DATE>" line like in unix-mbox format and some mail-client (named in detail: ms-exchange-pop3-connector) interprets this line as the first line of body (because it has not the "foo: bar" format) and rewrites the whole email (the normal headers become part of the html-body). This mbox-style-line in all mails headers comes out of spamds commandline-option -F 0|1, which seems to be part in some versions of spamassassin - spamds manpage says: -F 0 | 1 Ensure that the output email message either always starts with a 'From ' line (1) for UNIX mbox format, or ensure that this line is stripped from the output (0). (default: 1) -->> we addedd -F 0 to spamds init-script and now all mail isnt "screwed up" anymore and everything is fine again. The version of spamassassin which showed this behavior was: spamassassin 2.20-1woody3 (installed via $ apt-get install spamassassin) Other of our servers running newer versions of spamassassin (e.g. 2.55) dont even know this cmdline-option and dont add the line "From ..." to the header. Cheers, Achim Schmidt - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe xmail" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For general help: send the line "help" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
