I am using an internal RBL list. When I test a header that is in the
list using the following command: /usr/bin/spamassassin -t
--prefs-file=/var/qmail/.spamassassin/user_prefs -D <
/home/tmp/spam_test.txt,
it labels it as spam. However, when an email from the same server
arrives, it is not labeled and the user receives it. I do test that
header and it DOES label it as spam. AGG!
I am using qmail and qmail-scanner. In my qmail-scanner.pl file, it is
using spamc:
my @scanner_array=("clamscan_scanner","spamassassin");
my $spamc_binary='/usr/bin/spamc';
Does that make a difference? I am not sure where the malfunction is. I
don't think it's between the chair and keyboard. But I could be wrong
:).
Thanks for any advice
Jenn
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