> For this problem, define "not working"... Do incoming mails have the
> X-Spam-Status header included? Is the # of hits set to 0.0?
No, no X-Spam-Status header or anything. Looking at the headers and body
of the incoming messages, there is no indication that spamassassin did
anything to the message.
> If the header isn't there, I would assume a problem with spamc. In your
> example, you have "spamc" and "/usr/bin/spamassassin". Is /usr/bin
> perhaps not in your path. Try specifying the full "/usr/bin/spamc".
I did that. With and without full path gives the same results. The only
way to get it to work was with:
:0fw
| /usr/bin/spamassassin -P
In the /etc/procmailrc
> (since running "spamassassin -P" works, I'm assuming the problem isn't
> procmail.)
See previous posts, but yes, I have confirmed that in multiple ways.
-Chuck
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