The ISP that hosts my domain, including my mailboxes, makes SpamAssassin available, and I've enabled it for my domain. Since then, I've been having an odd problem.
NOTE: The version of SA identifies itself as "2.01". I see references on this list to 2.11, so I'm expecting that some of the answers will be of the form "Try to get them to update the version they're running." Fair enough, but (a) what if I can't persuade them, and (b) please don't suggest this unless you can point me to something that says that this is a known problem that was fixed between 2.01 and <latest>. Okay? What seems to be happening is that *some* of my messages -- the number seems to have gone down since I told SA to stick its report in the headers, but it's still non-zero -- show up in pieces when my email program downloads them. I get one piece with the headers, and sometimes a bit of the message text, and another piece that just has text with no headers. Apparently, somthing in the POP message download is being misinterpreted as an end-of-message. My *hunch* is that this has something to do with the byte-stuffing required by the POP protocol, but I'm not clear on all the details. One thing I *can* confirm is that it's deterministic. I've received multiple copies of the same text -- with different headers and with text prepended to the top of the message -- and had them split in exactly the same spot. I don't currently have a way to easily put a sniffer on the line and see exactly what's hapening at the POP protocol level. So: Does anyone recognize this as a known problem? Is there a fix or workaround? Dave Gillett _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
