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Old 11-30-2005, 07:11 PM
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Default Spam tagging problem

Hello everyone, my server seems not to be processing email for spam correctly. In my zimbra.log I get this message three times:
Nov 30 21:59:33 blazer amavis[7063]: (07063-01) lookup_ldap_attr(amavisspamtag2level) (WARN: no such attribute in LDAP entry), "unilogic@changeddomain.com" result=undef

There isn't an other error messages. The message is then clamed to be clean by amavis. The applicable email header that passes through this looks as the following:
X-Virus-Scanned: amavisd-new at
X-Spam-Status: No, hits=0 tagged_above=-10 required=2 autolearn=no
tests=[none]
X-Spam-Level:

I have Anti-spam and Anti-Virus enabled in global settings. In addition there should be a dspam header in there too which does not show up. The dspam header is defined in salocal.conf. I have M2 installed. It was a fresh install, not an upgrade. Other then this everything seems to working great. If anyone has any ideas that would be great.
Thanks,
Ben
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Old 11-30-2005, 09:10 PM
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Default spam tagging

Dspam is not installed with zimbra, so it won't be used.

THe missing attribute is nothing to worry about - we don't support per-user spam attributes, so it uses the global values.

Amavis is passing this message, but it's not using any of the tests - this could be for several reasons.

You can do this:

su - zimbra
zmamavisdctl stop
edit conf/amavisd.conf.in - uncomment sa_debug = 1
then restart amavisd in debug mode (basically, run the start line from the zmamavisdctl script, with "-d" at the end of it) - and you'll get lots of debugging output, which may show you why it's not running any tests.

Also - if you google for spam tests, you may find a string that will always be marked as spam, that you can send through.
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