Aaron Grewell wrote: >> Using include completely redundant at the local.cf level, as SA >> automatically parses /etc/mail/spamassassin/*.cf. Rather than use >> custom_scores.txt, just use custom_scores.cf and put it alongside local.cf. > > That's what I tried first, and got the same errors. So I thought that maybe > I > was supposed to include scoring overrides in local.cf. If that's not the > case, then something else odd is going on. The BAYES line it's erroring > about is the first line in the now suitably renamed custom_scores.cf file. > Here's what the debug output looks like: > > spamassassin -D --lint
> config: SpamAssassin failed to parse line, skipping: score BAYES_60 6.5 Sounds like you've got something other than spaces/tabs on that line (ie: unprintable escape codes), or the file was created on a windows machine with windows end-of-line format but is being read by a *nix machine. Another possibility is the line above it ends in a \ or has some control-code garbage in it. In general the line should be perfectly valid, so there must be something else going on. Although I will comment that 6.5 is a rather insane choice of score for BAYES_60, it should not create a parse error.
