At 01:14 PM 10/20/2005, Kelly Price wrote:
Right now, it's all working well on a global
scale. However, I'd like
to add some per-user Bayesan filtering. The number
of users is small
(about 10 at most), but to be safe I can't assume
they also have
actual Unix accounts on the server itself.
...how to do it (or if I'm up a creek w/o a paddle)?
I'll give some general info about using Bayes with
amavisd-new and spamassassin.
Amavisd-new uses a single global bayes file, owned by
the amavisd-new user. No per-user bayes is available
within amavisd-new. This is a result of amavisd-new's
design that only sends mail to spamassassin once, no
matter the number of recipients.
To get per-user bayes, one must use spamassassin (or
spamc/spamd) directly. These programs generally like
a real unix user with a home directory as a place to
store config and bayes info.
You're definitely up the creek. Can't say about the
paddle.
--
Noel Jones
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