On 29/10/2010 4:06 PM, NFN Smith wrote:
Lawrence @ Rogers wrote:
On 29/10/2010 3:32 PM, NFN Smith wrote:
header LR_OBSC_RECIPS To =~ /\"\<\"/
Is this rule being used standalone, or as part of a meta rule? Do you
have a score declared for it? If so, what is it?
Right now, I'm scoring at 1.25 points. Thus, it's not a hidden rule.
Also, in testing, not only is the rule showing as expected in the
SpamAssassinReport.txt attachment, the debug log is also showing that
the rule is firing correctly.
Oct 29 18:30:18.807 [27696] dbg: rules: ran header rule
LR_OBSC_RECIPS ======> got hit: ""<""
Does spamassassin --lint report any errors at the end of its output?
I double-checked, and a --lint check comes up clean.
When I apply rules updates to working configurations, I use a script,
and part of that script includes a --lint check. If --lint complains,
then I don't replicate the update to my production servers.
Smith
Are you running it against an e-mail with a known match? Using
spamassassin -D -t sample-spam.txt and having sample-spam.txt contain
the complete e-mail including headers?
Are you sure the machine in question doesn't have 2 copies of SA
installed (I have seen this before on cPanel servers, one installed via
CPAN and the other via RPM)
