> But anyway, if one has good ideas how to integrate a result from a
previous test into a local test, I will be happy to hear about it.
In 3.0+ you can use full to find previous SA headers in the mail, and then
write rules against their presence. In some rare cases this could be useful
I suppose.
At 03:34 AM 4/2/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Obviously my SA skips messages wich are already marked.
Can I switch this "skip" off?
SA itself doesn't "skip" messages that are already marked. Period.
You'll have to look at the configuration you're using to call SA, as the
only way to "skip" messag
Is it possible you have procmail set up to check for X-Spam-Status: Yes in
the incoming mail and bypass SA? Some people do this sort of thing. (But
you don't want to bypass on a status of No, of course.)
Loren
> Obviously my SA skips messages wich are already marked.
What makes you think this?
So far as I know, SA strips (most) previous SA headers from the mail, then
processes it. So you may or may not get the same results the second time.
Loren
