[pmilter-users] body callback (mostly) not being called

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Hi,

I am using PMilter 0.95 on Debian. I am testing with protocol_dump.pl and I am 
using Postfix. The problem I am having is the body callback is almost never 
being called. I am hoping someone can provide me with some debugging 
tips/techniques.

In my mind, I've eliminated Postfix as the problem because when I implement 
the clamav-milter, its body callback gets called everytime with all my test 
messages since I can tell by rejects of virus test emails. My gut doesn't 
eliminate Postfix. Keeping/Removing clamav-milter from the milter chain does 
not fix my problem.

Additionally, some emails do have the body callback called. Very few... like 
one a day (yes I've been looking at this problem over quite a few days). An 
example in the logs:

Dec 16 09:17:28 giganta test-milter[10421]: 
body: --0-1314084057-1166278644=:70538^M Content-Type: multipart/alternative; 
boundary="0-1214012299-1166278644=:70538"^M 
^M --0-1214012299-1166278644=:70538^M Content-Type: text/plain; 
charset=iso-8859-1^M Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit^M ^M Dear parents,^M    
^M   Please look at your calendar and let me know if you can help during the 
planning for the Service Unit Encampment.^M    ^M   Our registration fee is 
due on the 22th of December and every troop is required to provide 2  
volunteers in order to participate.^M    ^M   Lucia^M ^M Note: forwarded 
message attached.^M ^M ^M ^M ^M  
__________________________________________________^M Do You Yahoo!?^M Tired 
of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around ^M 
http://mail.yahoo.com ^M --0-1214012299-1166278644=:70538^M Content-Type: 
text/html; charset=iso-8859-1^M Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit^M ^M 
<div>Dear parents,</div>  <div>&nbsp;</div>  <div>Please look at your 
calendar and let me know if y
Dec 16 09:17:28 giganta test-milter[10421]: eom_callback

Mostly the logs are like this (shortened for brevity):

Dec 17 12:42:09 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: connect: 
12:42:09 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: helo:                               
Dec 17 12:42:09 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: envfrom: 
<jh...@ar...>
 SIZE=806                                                                       
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: envrcpt: 
<jh...@ar...>
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: header: From Jim Horner 
<jh...@ar...>
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: header: Organization Arinbe 
Technologies, Inc.
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: header: To Jim Horner 
<jh...@ar...>
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: header: MIME-Version 1.0     
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: header: Content-Type 
text/plain;   charset="us-ascii"                                                        
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: header: 
Content-Transfer-Encoding 7bit                                                                       
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: header: 
Content-Disposition inline  
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: eoh:
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: eom:
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: abort:
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: abort:
Dec 17 12:42:10 giganta ./protocol-dump.pl[24507]: close:

The only thing I can see between when the body callback is called and when it 
isn't is '7-bit' vs '8-bit' and charset 'ISO-8859-1' vs 'us-ascii' ... if 
this makes a difference then why does clamav-milter not care?

Any help is appreciated ... THANKS!

Jim