hi!
thank you for your emails!
I've found the reason: I use spamassassin from qmail-scanner and
digging into qmail-scanner perl code I've found that spamc is called by
the "-c" flag so spamassassin tells qmail-scanner only if that mail is a
spam or not. and the X-Spam... header is generated b
local.cf should live in /etc/mail/spamassassin not /etc/spamassassin.
if that doesn't help, fire up spamd with the -D parameter and look at the
debug output to see what configfiles it's reading.
(note: don't use -d (daemonize) with -D (print debug to stdout).. that's
silly since stdout goes now
