So looking again, its actually looks like I just have something very
broken. Here´s a log of a spam mail with no spam score:
2010-06-02 10:10:08 [70746] 1OJjxf-000IP4-Cm <= info101@???
H=(1x1.cz) [87.236.199.164]:37410 I=[89.21.28.37]:25 P=esmtp S=3670
T="NOTIFICATION FOR RELEASE OF $10.5M" from <info101@???>
for a.smith@???
2010-06-02 10:10:08 [70746] 1OJjxf-000IP4-Cm no immediate delivery:
load average 6.13
2010-06-02 10:20:13 [71971] 1OJjxf-000IP4-Cm => a.smith
<a.smith@???> F=<info101@???>
P=<info101@???> R=spamcheck T=spamcheck_pipe S=3741
QT=10m6s DT=2s
2010-06-02 10:20:13 [71971] 1OJjxf-000IP4-Cm Completed QT=10m6s
2010-06-02 10:20:13 [71973] 1OJk7Q-000Iir-9t <= info101@???
U=mailnull P=spam-scannedukgsa S=3927 T="NOTIFICATION FOR RELEASE OF
$10.5M" from <info101@???> for a.smith@???
2010-06-02 10:20:13 [71973] 1OJk7Q-000Iir-9t no immediate delivery:
load average 6.60
2010-06-02 10:31:55 [73581] 1OJk7Q-000Iir-9t => a.smith
<a.smith@???> F=<info101@???>
P=<info101@???> R=virtual_localuser T=virtual_localdelivery
S=4044 QT=11m43s DT=0s
2010-06-02 10:31:55 [73581] 1OJk7Q-000Iir-9t Completed QT=11m43s
Its not listed anywhere in the spamassassin logs and has no spam score
etc. However you can clearly see its being recieved via SMTP, passed
to the spamcheck_pipe and then mailnull feeds it back in with the
"P=spam-scannedukgsa" that was confusing me. So Im not sure how its
being passed out via the spamcheck_pipe and back in again without
appearing in the spamassassin logs.
