Ages ago, I followed these instructions to get Spamassassin working on Exim4. I never thought about it again, and carried on until recently David told me that lodge wasn’t tagging spam, or doing anything with it. As luck would have it, I was calling spamassassin from .procmailrc, and the spamcheck router was set up _after_ the local delivery routers… Excellent job there.
So, if you’re setting up Spamassassin using the above instructions, just remember to put the directive in an appropriate place. I’d been using Debians split config file setup, and prefixed it with 850, as the documentation suggested. It’s now been set up at 475, and although I may move it around a bit again, it does seem to work _as intended_ now :-p
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