Marcin M. Jessa wrote:
Hi guys.
What arguments are accepted by the dspam_preferences SQL table?
I tried to set the spamSubject option for a user but I still got the standard
spam tag set in dspam.conf:
mysql> insert into dspam_preferences values("134","spamSubject","SPAM");
Query OK, 1 row affected (0.01 sec)
mysql> select * from dspam_preferences;
+-----+-------------+-------+
| uid | preference | value |
+-----+-------------+-------+
| 134 | spamSubject | SPAM |
+-----+-------------+-------+
The same thing worked with dspam_admin just fine:
dspam_admin add preference [EMAIL PROTECTED] spamSubject SPAM
I couldn't find any docs about this table. Would dspam.conf override what's in
the SQL?
Marcin.
The preferences set in MySQL should take precedence over settings in the
dspam.conf.
What you have should work, but you will also need a few other
preferences set for that user/uid (Assuming they haven't already been set).
Most importantly:
"spamAction"
+-----+-------------+-------+
| uid | preference | value |
+-----+-------------+-------+
| 134 | spamAction | tag |
+-----+-------------+-------+
and
"optIn"
+-----+-------------+-------+
| uid | preference | value |
+-----+-------------+-------+
| 134 | optIn | on |
+-----+-------------+-------+
-Jeff Harris
