Andreas Lund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2002-11-08 14:52:08 +0100]: > > I've come across a pretty serious problem, but I'm not sure if SA or > qmail-scanner is to blame. The problem is that messages (incorrectly) tagged > as spam gets their MIME headers broken somehow. The end result is that the > MIME stuff as well as the encoded attachments show up as readable text in any > MUA I have tried.
You no doubt realize by the responses that this is by design so that browsing the spam folder won't trigger any nasties like web bugs or worse. Setting mime_defang to 0 will disable this safety feature. But what you probably really want to do is to restore the original message on any particular message that you want to look at by using the -d option to spamassassin. | spamassassin -d That will deconstruct the defanged headers and restore the message back to exactly what it would have been if spamassassin had never tagged it. I personally prefer mime_defang and then just spamassassin -d any particular message that I want to restore. Bob
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