Could you send an example of the problem (a before and after raw message maybe)? The parsing of the spamc response is done by the perl Mail::Internet module, so as long as the response is well formed, you should get a valid message out of the plugin.
Craig On Fri, 25 May 2007 11:24:06 -0500, Tim Tsai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is for Craig - I just joined the list and the web archive doesn't > show e-mail addresses. > > I am trying out the spamassassin_filter plugin and it's exactly what I > have been looking for. We have a very specific spamassassin setup and > moving the configuration off the plugin itself is a great idea. > > I have noticed that the version as posted online munges the first line > of the body though. Any ideas? I think it starts when the result is > read back from spamc. I see the same problem with both .32 and Trunk > > Thanks! > > Tim
