On Mon, Sep 30, 2002 at 11:03:17AM -0400, Chris Leahy wrote: > Local testing (ie: spamassassin -t spam.txt) yields consistant results. > Higher as well.
Well, that's not local testing. That's just adding a report. "spamassassin -L" is local-only. > Would those reduce the score? A local test yields a different score from > a network score. I don't believe there are any negative network scores (there might be some to offset multiple network tests, but they're not really a test unto themselves.) I would not be surprised that "spamassassin" and "spamassassin -L" returns different scores though, since less tests are run via "-L". -- Randomly Generated Tagline: Haagen-DOS, the Danish Operating System
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