Jan Müller wrote:
> > SpamAssassin works great, but it does not filter mail by itself.
> > All it does is process the mail and add headers and possibly subject
> > line modifications to indicate if the mail is spam or not. If the
> > mail is spam, then it is up to you to do something with it. Take a
> > look at the headers of your mail to see if SpamAssassin is filtering
> > them. If it is, then you should see some "X-Spam" headers.
>
> Thank you for detailed filtering tips.
> My problem is that i have no "X-Spam" headers.
> I can test spamassassin from the command line (>spamassassin -D <
> /usr/share/spamassassin/doc/spamassassin-3.0.3/sample-spam.txt)
> spamd daemon is started, I have
> DEFAULTDELIVERY="/usr/lib/courier/bin/maildrop" in courierd. Also, in
> maildroprc, I've got
> exception {
> xfilter "/usr/bin/spamc"
> }
> there is no log activity related to spamassassin. What could have
> gone wrong?
If you have no "X-Spam" headers, then SA did not run on that email.
Is spamd running? Have you tested spamc?
$ spamc < sample-spam.txt
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