On Sun, 18 Sep 2005, Graham Murray stipulated: > The DCC checkers, dccproc and dccifd, not only check the mail but also > increment the 'bulkiness' counts at the server. Spamassassin and spamd > use one of these (if dcc checking is enabled) when scoring the > mail. So is it correct for spamassassin -r to re-submit the mail to > the DCC servers? My reading of the DCC documentation indicates that it > should not being so as the mail would have already be counted when > scanned.
It is correct: SpamAssassin forces the count all the way up to `spam' (999999) when reporting to DCC. dccproc merely increments the count by 1. -- `One cannot, after all, be expected to read every single word of a book whose author one wishes to insult.' --- Richard Dawkins
