On 7/31/2012 10:35 PM, Ben Kamen wrote:
Quick yes/no...

when using SA though MD, does SA still check the user_prefs (for white/blacklisting) in the
destination user's homedir/.spamassassin/ directory?

I whitelisted *@domain.com and just got an email still marked as spam by SA.
Annoying answer: MD can do anything you tell it to do.

Less annoying answer:

By default, my belief is that all the SA checks are run as the user MD runs under. I believe what you might want to look into are integrating these two commands with your filter:

                    $SASpamTester->load_scoreonly_sql($user);
$SASpamTester->signal_user_changed({ username => $user });

I also use spamc based on code from Matthew van Eerde. A pdf of that basis is attached (my email was rejected with the PDF for size so it's now at http://www.pccc.com/downloads/MIMEDefang/contrib/spamc/SpamassassinSpamcSpamd%20-%20Kwiki.pdf). I think I've published my code but in short, I run spamc with -u $username and have routines that identify the username.

For a localuser, you can use something like shelling out and running sendmail -bv [email protected]
[email protected]... deliverable: mailer local, user kmcgrail

Hope this helps.
Regards,
KAM
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