What’s the correct way to have incoming emails flagged as spam and given a spam level? I have, for two mailboxes:
Mail coming into to each mailbox is always marked:
regardless of how spammy it is or which mailbox it goes to, which leads me to believe I’ve set something up incorrectly. This is the procmail recipe I use for the mailbox that uses procmail; it works, but because X-Spam-Level is always empty it never triggers on spam.
asked 27 Jan '12, 10:55 Hoboes |
The "Discard spam" and "Spam redirect folder" options are ignored if you have "Use manual procmailrc" checked. So, if you want to use a procmail rule, then you'll need to do all of your spam filtering that way. We have some information on how to do that in our documentation here: Automatically Filtering Email That said, based on the example headers you've provided, it doesn't look like Spamassassin is detecting any spam at all for your messages. We'd need to see the complete headers of your mail to diagnose this further - if you'd like us to do that, please open a support ticket and include that information. Thanks! Edit: with the information provided in a support ticket, we were able to identify a problem with our Spamassassin installation that came up following a recent upgrade of some system packages. The problem has been resolved, and spam scoring is working again. answered 27 Jan '12, 15:23 seanf |