At 01:55 AM 7/27/2005, James Bucanek wrote:
I just upgraded my SA system and installed Razor.
I have two e-mail addresses set up for spam and ham reporting. Both are
sent to an mbox that is, twice an hour, shipped off to a script that runs
sa-learn.
When I installed Razor I modified the script to send the same messages to
razor-report too.
Later, I read that one shouldn't do that because it sends Razor the
messages with the SpamAssassin headers. One should use 'spamassassin
--report' instead.
If your spamassassin markup is headers-only it's fine. Razor does NOT care
about headers at all.
However, if you're using sa in a way that encapsulates spam, then you'll
want to use spamassassin --report.
This is supposed to update the Bayes DB, strip the SA headers, and report
it to Razor sans headers all with a single command. Apparently, I'm not
doing it right.
But when I run 'spamassassin --debug --report --mbox < queued_spam.mbox' I
get a bunch of suspicious messages, which makes me think it isn't working
right at all:
Of course it isn't. spamassassin does not support --mbox, only sa-learn does.
spamassassin only accepts single-message rfc-822 format.
