Jeff wrote:

> Gary V wrote:
>> Jeff wrote:
>>
>>   
>>> I 'm using amavis-new 2.4 with p0f and SA 3.1 with FuzzyOcr on FreeBSD 
>>> 6.1. with postfix. 
>>>     
>>
>>   
>>> When I feed to SA by hand, the scores are 2 -3 times higher than what 
>>> Amavis gives it.  In amavis' debug output, I can see FuzzyOcr being 
>>> loaded but it never scores anything.  SA is configured to use FuzzyOcr 
>>> and it works fine.  What do I need to do to make it work? Sorry if this 
>>> has been answered elsewhere. I'm not finding it.
>>>     
>>
>> It is my understanding that when you feed a message to FuzzyOcr
>> using SA debug mode 'spamassassin -tD < message' FuzzyOcr sets
>> focr_autodisable_score to 1000. Are the messages is question
>> scoring over the focr_autodisable_score you have set in
>> FuzzyOcr.cf? If so, you will not get any scoring from FuzzyOcr
>> (and you should not).
>   'spamassassin -tD < message' returns a score that includes FuzzyOcr. 
>> Also, see: http://www.ijs.si/software/amavisd/#faq-spam
>> "SpamAssassin returns different score"
>>
>> It's a good idea to ensure amavisd-new is using the same configuration
>> that the command line SA is using. As the FAQ states, run SA as the
>> amavisd-new user. Also, compare the configurations. Amavisd-new
>> could be using a completely different set of rules and configuration.
>> In order to see where amavisd-new is looking for SA files, with version
>> 2.4.4 or newer you can narrow debug-sa output to various SA channels; e.g.:
>> amavisd -d config debug-sa
>>
>> Gary V
>>
>>
>>   
> I ran 'amavisd -d config debug-sa',  and amavisd appears to be reading 
> the reading the correct local config files, including FuzzyOcr:

> config: read file /usr/local/etc/mail/spamassassin/FuzzyOcr.cf

> However, when I do a simple 'spamassassin < message' as vscan (the user 
> that amavis uses here), FuzzyOcr does not get used. I assume that this 
> is a clue to the problem. Did I misconfigure the user?

> I know that this is something simple I've missed, but it doesn't quite 
> make sense to me. The daemon seems to be reading all the correct config 
> files. Why would the user get different results? Thanks for your help.

Try spamassassin -tD < message (as vscan)

The question is, what to you have focr_autodisable_score set to and
does the message you are testing score higher than that?

I would not use 'spamassassin < message'.
Running 'spamassassin -t < message' is not in SA debug mode so
focr_autodisable_score is honored whereas running
'spamassassin -tD <message' would set focr_autodisable_score to 1000.
Try running 'spamassassin -tD <message' as vscan.

Gary V


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