ANNOUNCE: Version 3.20-4 released

[Maurizio Matteo Munafo']

On Monday 17 June 2002 10:19, Julian Field wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I have just released 3.20-4. This should fix the problem with SpamAssassin
> generating false positives, where a bug in SpamAssassin was causing
> messages to be marked as spam even though hits<required_hits. I've worked
> around it.
>

Hi.
I just installed 3.20-4 (and the latest versions of SpamAssassin and Razor)
and I noticed that if Log Spam is enabled, the log message contains the IP
address of the last relay (and the internet name of the actual source)

For example:

Jun 17 19:33:19 prezzemolo mailscanner[8541]: Message g5HHWwt09427 from
    130.192.2.16 (surem.co.kr) is spam according to SpamAssassin
    (score=16.4, required 5, KOREAN_UCE_SUBJECT, COPYRIGHT_CLAIMED,
     MIME_EXCESSIVE_QP, BASE64_ENC_TEXT, SUBJ_ALL_CAPS, SUBJ_FULL_OF_8BITS,
     CHARSET_FARAWAY_HEADERS, DATE_IN_PAST_48_96)

where 130.192.2.16 (pol88b.polito.it ) is actually our main mail server (the
MX for the domain) and its address appears in all the SpamAssassin logs.

Shouldn't the two addresses be the same?

Regards,
Maurizio Munafo'

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