Rob Lingelbach <rob@???> wrote:
> Spamd from spamassassin 3.1.1 doesn't write headers for exim to
> parse. Spamd debug shows it
> processes messages on port 783 and scores them. Running
> "spamassassin -t <spam_msg.txt>spam.out"
> writes headers fine. Where might I be going wrong? thanks in advance.
spamassassin is invoked on a *temporary* copy of the meassage if it
is invoked in the ACL using the spam=... condition. Anyn changes it
makes to the message are discarded, exim keeps only these things:
- marked as spam or not (usable as truth-value of the spam=...
condition)
- filling a couple of expansion variables with content ($spam*).
cu andrea
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