Sean Kennedy wrote:

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First, I am running qmail with qmail-scanner ( 1.20 ) + clamAV ( .65 ) + spamassassin ( 2.61 ).

I noticed when a large message comes in, spamassassin fails to return a result. I get the ??/?? stuff in the header. After some research, I found that spamassassin has a limit to the size of the message it will scan ( 250k in this case, by default ). While I could up that limit, I was wondering if anybody has modified qmail-scanner to strip the attachments off an email before passing it to spamassassin.

Further, if no one has done this, are there any reasons why this shouldn't be done?

- -- Sean Kennedy
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Sean how do you up this limit in spammassassin?



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