On 03/21/2015 11:30 AM, nobswolf wrote:
Hello,
I use SpamAssassin for quite some time and now I'd like to fine-tune a
little.
Lately I got a message that was already examined by another instance of
a spam-filter that is not under my control. This message was not
auto-learned because the score was too low for that.
So I got the idea I could check the X-Spam-Flag of this other instance
and give some more score. I thought this is a good idea because nobody
would tag mail as spam without a reason (the other way round is another
piece of cake of course).
But it just did not work. I guess it is because the X-Spam-Fields in the
original header are ignored? How can I force SpamAssassin to force
checking the X-Spam-fields in the header of the original mail?
Header of test-mail:
X-SPAM-FLAG: YES
entry in local.cf:
header ALLREADY_MARKED ALL =~ /^X-SPAM-FLAG:\s+YES/mi
describe ALLREADY_MARKED wurde schon mal markiert
score ALLREADY_MARKED 3
I also tried the "normal" header test, also with not success.
$ spamassassin --version
SpamAssassin version 3.3.2
running on Perl version 5.14.2
# cat /etc/debian_version
7.8
Any hints for me?
This didn't work? :
header ALLREADY_MARKED X-SPAM-FLAG =~ /^YES\b/
describe ALLREADY_MARKED wurde schon mal markiert
score ALLREADY_MARKED 3
after passing your SA, do these msgs have 2 sets of X-SPAM-* headers?
can you post such a header section?
