I think using procmail might be the best solution, giving me more control
without having to go through support at the hosting company.
--- On Fri, 9/26/08, Jake Maul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Some common configurations of Exim are set up such that Exim does
*NOT* use the message as provided by S
Some common configurations of Exim are set up such that Exim does
*NOT* use the message as provided by Spamassassin. It gives SA a
*copy* of the message, then puts the SA headers from the copy into the
main message. This has the effect of ignoring any SA-modified headers,
like the subject. Notably,
I'm using a domain hosting service that uses exim for mail. I have little
control other than through user_prefs file and can't change the local.cf file.
In fact, I can't even find it when I look in /etc.
spamassassin --lint:
[12158] warn: config: could not find site rules directory
check: no l
How do you call SpamAssasin?
I ask because some integration tools make their own markups, and only
use SA to generate a list of hits. In those tools, it doesn't matter
what you set rewrite_header to, SA will ignore you.
Have you tried rewrite_header at the local.cf level?
Have you run spamassass
SpamAssassin version 3.2.4 is running and in my user_prefs file I have:
rewrite_header subject [SPAM]
Spam comes tagged from the main configuration and my user_prefs can't override
it.
I've tested other values my user_prefs (such as white-listing spam) and they
seem to work so I know that Spa
