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On 8/2/2011 6:47 PM, Anil wrote:
> Hi, we recently installed SA on our system. For some reason, we don't
> see the spam reports we used to see before (appended to the email body).
>
> Is this feature no longer available?
>
> We are seeing some emails incorrectly identified as SPAM and I have no
> way of trying to figure out what caused it to think that w/o the
> reports... unless there is another way?
>
> All I have is the score 5.7/5.0 etc.
> Thanks

By default, you should have an X-Spam-Report header added to all
messages marked as spam.  This will give you all of the rules that hit
and their scores.

This is assuming that you are not calling SA through something like
Amavis that writes its own headers...

-- 
Bowie