SpamAssassin: where is my SPAM?

[Alex Neuman van der Hans]

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Julian Field wrote:

> If you want to store your spam as well (in 
> /var/spool/MailScanner/quarantine by default) then you need to add the 
> word store to your spam actions and high-scoring spam actions.
>
> Mark Arrasmith wrote:
>
>> I'm running RedHat Enterprise 3, MailScanner 4.43.8, SpamAssassin 
>> 3.0.4, DCC, pyzor, RulesDuJour, and Sophos Antivirus.  This is an 
>> update from previous versions of MailScanner and SpamAssassin.
>>
>> In MailScanner.conf I have the spam action rules as ...
>>     Spam Actions = deliver attachment
>>
>> But, ever since I updated SpamAssassin (from 2.55 -> 3.0.4) I now get 
>> all the Spam being deleted.  What can I do to track this down?  I'd 
>> like to be able to run on "deliver" for a couple of weeks before just 
>> deleting all incoming spam.
>>  
>>
Also since the newer spamassassin is smarter, it may be that spam that 
once scored as "spam" is now "high scoring spam".

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