> I am getting a lot of spam. I did some investigating, and it looks
> like I have something set up incorrectly. If I get a spam message, and
> run it through "spamassassin -t", then it shows that it should be spam,
> but during the process when the mail actually comes in, it is scoring
> much lower. I have been using spamassassin for 3 years now, and can't
> seem to figure this out.
You failed to provide any real data point. For starters, the most needed
information are the SA headers, clearly showing *which* rules fired. For
both, the original run, as well as the later, manual test. Without that,
there is not much we can say.
Well, other than the usual suspects. On a second run, AWL will score,
which it likely did not for the original check. Bayes might be
different. Since time past, *all* network tests got a chance to update,
and detect the spam at the later point. All of these will result in
different scores, and often in different rules firing.
guenther
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