On Nov 6, 4:47am, "Josh Kelley" wrote:
} On 6/14/06, Fredrik Nyberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
} > running spam_assassin_check() on mail produces different results than
} > dumping said to spamd; very different results indeed. Configs seem to be
} > loading correctly and local.cf has been loaded. Sometime bayes test seem
} > to differ, too.
}
} MIMEDefang always runs SpamAssassin checks as the defang user (or
} whatever user you configured mimedefang to run under). This means
} that you only use defang's Bayesian database and don't use per-user
} SpamAssassin configurations. spamd uses separate Bayesian databases
This is not true. For one of my setups, I have SpamAssassin using
MySQL to store the bayesian database (consumes about 2G of disk space
on my system). Then I do
$SASpamTester->signal_user_changed({ username => $user });
before calling spam_assassin_check(). $user is set to [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the
case of a virtual domain and to just plain user in the case of one of
the local domains. This combination allows SpamAssassin running under
MIMEDefang to do per-user bayesian filtering. There may be other ways
to do it as well. I was already using MySQL to store user's spam
filtering preferences anyways, so storing bayesian stuff there wasn't a
big stretch for me. This is one of the reasons that I call
spam_assassin_init() from within my filter, i.e. I need the
$SASpamTester variable initialised prior to the first time I call
spam_assassin_check().
}-- End of excerpt from "Josh Kelley"
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