On 22 Apr 2014, at 0:36, Christian Meunier <cme@magelo.com> wrote:

> Hi Shawn,
>
> Thanks again for your help.
> Here is a gist with local.cf, cgpsa.conf and cgpsa.err
> > https://gist.github.com/Tlvenn/11168670
>
> Regarding local.cf, I know that right now I have a vanilla, out of the box, local.cf.
> I dont remember doing anything there to tell SA to include spam status headers. From their documentation, it looks like it's done already by default.

In an older version, SpamAssassin changed its defaults such that it doesn't include the X-Spam-Level header by default anymore; adding something like:

add_header all Level _STARS(%)_

to local.cf will add that header.

That having been said, your log there shows a message that is _not_ being detected as spam (score 0.0/4.0). If you run a test from the command line on a message that is not spam, what do you get? Also keep in mind that when you run "spamassassin" from the command line you get your own personal settings (perhaps cached from old versions in your .spamassassin directory) in addition to local.cf...

-Dan

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