I don't remember if I replied or not -- I don't think I did though. This looks very odd to me. It seems like it should not be having any trouble reading the file. Try (temporarily) relaxing the ACL on the directory/file to allow r for all on files, and rx for all on directories (/etc, /etc/mail, /etc/mail/spamassassin) and see if that helps. I don't know if I saw the command line you're running with too, could be it's not running as the uid you think it's running as.
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