At 04:23 PM 1.2.2011 -0600, Dave Funk wrote: >On Sun, 2 Jan 2011, Jack L. Stone wrote: > >> Sorry to have to return to the trough so soon, but still dealing with >> issues since recent upgrade of SA. Downgraded but no help there either, so >> went back to latest version. >> >> Am using FBSD-7.x with Sendmail and SA-3.3.1_3 >> >> Here is the SA headers in an email tagged as spam but got through anyway: >> X-Spam-Flag: YES >> X-Scanned-By: milter-spamc/1.15.388 (mail.sagedata.net [38.106.15.121]); >> Sun, 02 Jan 2011 08:42:43 -0600 >> X-Spam-Status: YES, hits=11.50 required=4.50 >> X-Spam-Level: xxxxxxxxxxx >> X-Spam-Report: Content analysis details: (11.5 points, 4.5 required) >> >> Additionally, in my "local.cf" file I have tried to manage the "X-Spam" >> headers to exclude the X-Spam_Level, but it's still there contrary to the >> config: >> X-Spam-Level: xxxxxxxxxxx >> >> First I tried the "remove_header spam Level" and didn't change a thing. So, >> then went to the extreme and started with the "clear_headers" config with >> add-backs of only those I wanted. Still no joy. >> > >The spamassassin header add/remove functionality is all predicated upon >spamassassin being used as a filter element in a mail processing pipeline. >(IE messages are passed to SA (either directly or via spamc) on >standard-in and the results on std-out are then passed on to the mail >delivery system. Thus SA can modify the message, adding/removing headers, >wrapping the body etc. > >You are using SA with sendmail & a sendmail-milter (milter-spamc). In that >architecture sendmail hands a -copy- of the message to the milter, the >milter passes it on to SA, the milter receives the results from SA, and >the milter then decides what operations it should tell sendmail to perform >on the original message inside sendmail (add/modify/remove headers, accept >or reject the message, etc). >So the SA header operations (which are written to std-out of SA) do >not have any direct effect on the message as passed thru sendmail. >That is entirely the function of the milter. > >You need to look at the documentation (or source code) of the milter >to see what header mods you can make/change. > > >-- >Dave Funk University of Iowa >
Hi, Dave. No, the "milter-spamc" doesn't change the header in this case. I had checked on that before. It can tag the subject only and I have that turned off. Jack (^_^) Happy trails, Jack L. Stone System Admin Sage-american
