I did search for any other bayes_* files, just to make sure I wasn't somehow using a different set of tokens than the ones I expected.. and there are no other ones present on my system.
-adam
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"laughter is like music"on 11/23/2004 9:43 PM Nate Carlson said the following:
On Tue, 23 Nov 2004, Adam Beatham wrote:
Unfortunately, there is nothing that is just jumping out at me. permissions are fine, nothing noticeable in the logs. and the strangest
piece is that it stamps some, but not others..
I tested with a couple pieces of mail that had no BAYES_* test/score in the headers, and ran it through spamassassin -D, and then they both WERE stamped with BAYES_* scores..
Are you doing some form of per-user bayes, or global?
Is the receipient for all the messages the same? Do certain senders get bayes tagging, and not others?
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