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From: Tony M. <to...@sp...> - 2010-04-29 09:05:28
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> i tried to test my Spamassassin / Pyzor / Razor Setup with the GTUBE > Test (i think everyone knows what this is). Pyzor is a collaborative digest system. It matches exact (or nearly exact) copies of messages. The GTUBE test is a SA-specific test (which some other filters support) to see whether a specific string is contained within a message. Those two systems do not align - there's no way to have Pyzor support GTUBE, and I have no plans to try. > Maybe it is okay that pyzor delivers exit 1 on an none spam mail Not maybe. It is the expected, documented, behaviour. > und maybe the parse errors are only because of the debug mode, I believe that is quite clear. If you want that changed, you'll have to change the SA plug-in, not Pyzor. > but why is > pyzor reporting something when the GTUBE test ist used on console but > not if GTUBE test is used via Mail? Because you are not using the same message. The message you are using on the console has the same digest as a reported message. The message you are using in mail does not. You can use the command line client to look at the digests. > And why do i get an exit 0 from pyzor when i use him on the GTUBE test > on console and an exit 1 when he is running over the GTUBE test in an > incoming email? Because you're not running Pyzor on the console. You're running SA. If you want to investigate Pyzor's behaviour, stop running it through SA. Otherwise what you are really looking at is the behaviour of the SA plugin. Cheers, Tony |