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> Subject: Re: [SAtalk] Bug in NoMailAudit.pm for Spamassassin 2.0
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> > This is on a spamd/spamc setup using qmail and qmail scanne
Title: RE: [SAtalk] Bug in NoMailAudit.pm for Spamassassin 2.0
Having the from line is no problem, just having a in front of it fixes the problem.. Maybe you could try this behavior, and see if it works for everyone.
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That sounds emminently reasonable, since it's easier to delete the line (with formail or tail +2 or whatever) than add it, and we didn't have enough command line options in spamc anyway :)
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On Fri, 2002-01-18 at 19:35, Justin Mason wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> This is on a spam
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> This is on a spamd/spamc setup using qmail and qmail scanner, which then
> forwards the mail to a mirapoint virus scanning server, which if it finds a
> "From" header at the beginning of the line, will MANGLE the header.
OK -- we have several people using spamc/spamd w
Title: RE: [SAtalk] Bug in NoMailAudit.pm for Spamassassin 2.0
This is on a spamd/spamc setup using qmail and qmail scanner, which then forwards the mail to a mirapoint virus scanning server, which if it finds a "From" header at the beginning of the line, will MANGLE the heade
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> On line 190 of NoMailAudit.pm:
>$from = "From $f ".(scalar localtime(time))."\n";
> should be changed to
>$from = "\tfrom $f ".(scalar localtime(time))."\n";
> Some commercial virus scanners such as mirapoint (which uses Trend
> Viruswall) reads this From line
On line 190 of NoMailAudit.pm:
$from = "From
$f ".(scalar
localtime(time))."\n";
should be changed
to
$from = "\tfrom $f
".(scalar localtime(time))."\n";
Some commercial virus scanners such as mirapoint
(which uses Trend Viruswall) reads
this From line as the end of
