When I saved this email to disk and ran it as my username on the mailserver, it scored 15.3 points. When I ran it through spamc as root, it got 9.6. Yet, the first time it came through, it scored a measley 3.7 points! What gives? Have I managed to zork something in my configuration?
Did you look at what rules matched?
Really without an X-Spam-Status, there's not much anyone can say about the score differences.
Score differences over time are no surprise if you use razor/dcc/pyzor/etc, and with bayes you have different bayes db's you're testing against when you swap usernames that are executing it.
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