Lawrence @ Rogers wrote:
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?
Yes, it's a known match. I can take a full copy of a received message (with headers, although my servers strip Received: headers of inbound messages before they're written to mailboxes). Thus, a message that passes through a server where the rule is included in production configurations will show plenty of hits on other SpamAssassin rules (including ones I've added myself), but not this particular rule. From there, I can take the same message, and pipe through spamassassin -D -t (using the same config file), I do get a hit on the rule.
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)
Maybe not impossible, but very unlikely. This one is a Debian server, where installation has been done from the lenny-backports repository. I don't remember if we have any CPAN modules currently installed, but we go to CPAN only if specific individual modules aren't available via normal Debian repositories.
I'm going to take a look at Jon Hardin's suggestion to look at what he's got in his sandbox.
Smith
