For some reason I'm a huge target for phishing emails (clamav blocks about 30 
of them a day on my system of about .. 10 users). I get a few every day that 
slip by clamav and end up in my spam folder (SARE rulesets catch most of 
them) so I figure I could submit them to the clamav team for inclusion in the 
virus databases.  The only problem is, they're not in their raw form.. I have 
spamassassin configured on my account to rewrite the email as an attachment 
and drop it into my spam folder.

My question is this: is it ok if I submit the spamassassin munged version of 
the email, or should I extract the actual message with a text editor first?  
Either way is perfectly fine, whatever is easier on the signature db devs.

If need be, I can forward someone (preferably not the list, since it's a 
phishing email) a sample of what spamassassin does to the message, that's not 
a problem.

Thanks :)

-Jeremy

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