on 12/16/03 5:36 AM, Alan Munday at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I installed Pyzor last night (0.4.0 on SA 2.60) > > All seems well. I can run it from the command line, have done the discover > and checked with Spamassassin -D (as root and the mail user) which detected > pyzor and reported the mail. > > So... This morning I'm browsing through a few hundred of the overnight spams > and I've yet to see a PYZOR_CHECK score in any mail. > > Can someone please confirm what I should expect to see?
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