Re: gtube.txt (aka sample-spam.txt) with headers isn't recognized

[Tom <mai...@ii...>]

Hi Tony,

First thank you for your detailed explanations.

> We could use the sample message provided by SA
> (http://spamassassin.apache.org/gtube/gtube.txt) as the 'high hit
> count' example - that would somewhat address both concerns (and in
> fact it is the case now, since there have been 151 reports of the
> sample message).  Any other message containing the GTUBE string
> wouldn't (necessarily) have a high hit count, but the example message
> would.  OTOH, maybe that would just be confusing, as here.

Just pinging the service (pyzor ping) doesn't really mean it's well 
configured in spamassassin and amavis and that it will score SPAM.

Maybe because I'm Thomas, I only believe what I see :) So I will open a 
ticket in TRAC to ask this "pong" feature which will allow us 
(pessimists and newbies) to test/see if pyzor is correctly enabled in 
the whole chain.

I agree, pyzor worked well out of the box and it was mainly a Pebkac 
error [1] than a pyzor issue. Now with your explanations I have a far 
better understanding than before. Thanks.

Thomas.

[1] : Problem exists between keyboard and chair