Re: -r option and SA 3.0.0

[Risto Kotalampi]

I just upgraded to SA3.0rc2 myself and had the same problem. Looks like SA3.0 says "score=", instead of "hits=".

Change the line in spam spamass-milter.cpp:

rv = sscanf(spam_status,"%*s hits=%d", &score);

to say:

rv = sscanf(spam_status,"%*s score=%d", &score);

-r option started to work again after I changed this and recompiled.

Cheers,

Risto

Dan Nelson wrote:

In the last episode (Aug 26), Jeff Powell said:
  

I'm using spamass-milter .20 with SpamAssassin 3.0.0 rc1 (just
upgraded it from 3.0.0 pre4.3) as it is packaged in the Mandrake
Linux cooker and the -r option isn't working.  I have had my reject
threshold set at 25 points for some time now but I only just now
realized that no bounces were taking place.  SA3 is so good that
despite not rejecting anything based on points I didn't notice
anything amiss until today. I can provide log details, but let me
know what debug level would be helpful.
    

"-d misc" should be all that's needed.  You should see log lines saying
either "SA score: 10" or "Could not extract score from <some text
here>".  Spamass-milter looks at the X-Spam-Status: field, searches for
the text " hits=", and uses the number after that as the score, so if
you could show me one of those lines from SA 3, I can adjust the milter
to find it.