No action when replying to ASK queue report

I just upgraded from 2.5.0 to 2.5.2.  Everything seems to be working
well, except when I reply to the 'ASK queue report' I receive when I
send an 'ask process queue' e-mail.

Here is what I get in my ask.log:

2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]:
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]: ----- ASK v2.5.2 Started -----
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]: Message from:    Test User <e-mail address
hidden>
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]: Message to:      Another Test User <e-mail
address hidden>
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]: Message Subject: Re: ASK queue report
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]:   is_confirmation_return(): Didn't find
conf#MD5 tag on subject
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]:   is_remote_command(): Verifying the subject...
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]:   process_remote_commands(): Found
subject="Re: ASK queue report"
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]:   process_remote_commands(): Checking only.
Returning true
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]: Not matched in the whitelist
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]: Sender is not mailer-daemon
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]:   __get_auth_tokens(): No X-ASK-Auth SMTP
header found
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]:   validate_auth_md5(): Cannot read
authorization tokens. Authentication Failed.
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]: Checking for remote commands
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]:   process_remote_commands(): Found
subject="Re: ASK queue report"
2005/11/17 14:03:59 [20021]:   process_textmode_commands(): Action [R],
MD5 [67c3773226a7917621667de82dd670da]

Any ideas?  All I'm trying to do is remove an item from my queue.  I
change the N to an R in my reply, and send.  For some reason, it's
saying "Cannot read authorization tokens. Authentication Failed".  Why
would it say that?  I'm only replying to the e-mail (with codes that ASK
generated).

Thanks in advance...


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