Recently I had to upgrade perl to 5.8 to accommodate another application. Before this spamassassin 2.43 was being used with spamd and vpopmail and always functioned perfectly. After the perl upgrade, spamassassin stopped writting spam headers for mail that had a 5.0 or over rating. Mail rated under 5.0 still receives the X-Spam headers. I reinstalled the modules used by spamassassin, and reinstalled spamassassin as well, to no beneficial effect. Now I have tried upgrading to the latest version 2.6, which requires procmail, it is all setup, mail is being delivered, but the very same thing is continuing to happen, no change in the missing header problem. If the mail fails to meet the default score, the X-Spam headers are written properly as the mail is delivered; If the mail is actually spam according to the set 'required_hits' value, then there are no headers being written.
Has anyone else see this behavior, or is there a known solution?
Thanks
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