• everything is HAM

    By Raymond Hoogerdijk 2 decades ago

    All messages that arrive even the SPAM ones identify as HAM. I performed updates and restarted the spamassassin daemon. It does not stop any spam… A piece of the log:



    02/21/2009 09:53:13 AM Router: Agent printing: SpamAssassin (mail/yyyyyyyy.nsf): checking Message-ID: <000d01c99401$cb9b23b0$6400a8c0@berry1>

    02/21/2009 09:53:16 AM Router: Agent printing: SpamAssassin (mail/yyyyyyyy.nsf): ham identified



    And this message was really SPAM.



    Kind regards,

    Raymond

    • By Uwe Degel 2 decades ago

      Hi,



      I have also the same problem … really crazy!

    • Linux SPAM Settings

      By Reid Canavan 1 decade ago

      Please refer to this note:



      http://www.openntf.org/Projects/pmt.nsf/b521bae9087a360985256bed004b4ec4/2fce0d5fcd861cdc862573f300146b11!OpenDocument



      I will also post some additional things you can do on Linux to help with SPAM Identification.

      • RESOLVED on my server

        By Jeff Livesey 1 decade ago

        Hello, I fixed the same issue on my Linux server, and might be the solution for you. I enabled Spamassassin debug, and all the messages that had

        X-SPAM-FLAG: YES

        X-SPAM-LEVEL: *

        X-SPAM-STATUS: Yes, score=13.1 required=5.0 tests=AWL,BAYES_99,

        ham identified



        It must be a case sensitive issue with Linux, after modifying the Script Libraries –> Spamassassin –> mHandleSpamOrHam



        I changed this line from:

        And (Instr(1, vstrSpamAssassinOutput, "X-Spam-Flag: YES", 1) > 0) Then

        to

        And (Instr(1, vstrSpamAssassinOutput, "X-SPAM-FLAG: YES", 1) > 0) Then



        Now it is detecting spam properly:

        X-SPAM-FLAG: YES

        X-SPAM-X-SPAM-STATUS: Yes, score=14.8 required=5.0 t

        spam identified

    • Possible fix?

      By Phil Horney 1 decade ago

      See my response to this topic here:



      http://www.openntf.org/Projects/pmt.nsf/b521bae9087a360985256bed004b4ec4/17d6400b1670739e862575ea00410f20!OpenDocument



      Hopefully that will fix it for you.



      -=Phil

    • RESOLVED on my server

      By Jeff Livesey 1 decade ago

      Hello, I fixed the same issue on my Linux server, and might be the solution for you. I enabled Spamassassin debug, and all the messages that had

      X-SPAM-FLAG: YES

      X-SPAM-LEVEL: *

      X-SPAM-STATUS: Yes, score=13.1 required=5.0 tests=AWL,BAYES_99,

      ham identified



      It must be a case sensitive issue with Linux, after modifying the Script Libraries –> Spamassassin –> mHandleSpamOrHam



      I changed this line from:

      And (Instr(1, vstrSpamAssassinOutput, "X-Spam-Flag: YES", 1) > 0) Then

      to

      And (Instr(1, vstrSpamAssassinOutput, "X-SPAM-FLAG: YES", 1) > 0) Then



      Now it is detecting spam properly:

      X-SPAM-FLAG: YES

      X-SPAM-X-SPAM-STATUS: Yes, score=14.8 required=5.0 t

      spam identified