I've made some debugging:
-----------QS 1.20 code-----------
sub spamassassin {
#Only run SA if mail is from a "remote" SMTP client, or QS_SPAMASSASSIN
#is defined via tcpserver...
return if (defined($ENV{'RELAYCLIENT'}) &&
!defined($ENV{'QS_SPAMASSASSIN'}));
#SpamAssassin client scanner
my ($spamassassin_found,$spamassassin_status);
my ($start_spamassassin_time)=[gettimeofday];
my
($sa_tag,$DD,$spamassassin_status,$stop_spamassassin_time,$spamassassin_time,$cmdline_recip);
my ($sa_status)=0;
my ($sa_score)=0; my ($sa_max)=0;
&debug("ONE_RECIP: \"$one_recip\"");
#Cleanup $one_recip so it's usable from the commandline...
#any char that isn't supported to changed into an '_'
($cmdline_recip=$one_recip)=~s/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/_/gi;
$cmdline_recip=~/^([EMAIL PROTECTED])$/i;
$cmdline_recip=tolower($1);
$spamc_options="$spamc_options -u \"$cmdline_recip\"" if ($cmdline_recip
ne "");
&debug("SA: run $spamc_binary $spamc_options <
$scandir/$wmaildir/new/$file_id");
----------------------
Well, when there is the problem, $one_recip is EMPTY so, after cleanup
code, $cmdline_recip is empty too.
Why ?
When all it's ok, $one_recip has correct recipient address.
My recente statistics show that this problem is expected on 1/4 incoming
email.
It's a big problem :-))))
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