Unexpected whitelisting behaviour

[Quentin Campbell]

[snip]
>From the code, it looks like it adds the "SpamScore" header 
>if the score > 0.
>However, the main Spam Header (SpamCheck) is only added if it 
>is actually spam, or would be spam if it wasn't whitelisted (I think).

Julian

I have done some further tests and the code for the "SpamCore" header
seems to work more or less as you describe above.
 
If the score is < 1.0 there is no "SpamScore" header.

If the score is >= 1.0 then the number of "s" characters in the
"SpamScore" header appears to be the score rounded down to the nearest
integer. 

Quentin