[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > On Tue, 23 May 2006, Bryan Scott wrote: > > > On one system I used to maintain, the users' configs are stored in a MySQL > > database. The spamassassin plugin on that box is just a wrapper around > > spamc > > that is called with the user's email address as the username (which is how > > they are keyed in the database). > > Essentially, the first run would be with a single per-user config > for everything. So I need to figure out how to invoke the per-user (I had > just been calling it "user") config. I have been using a version of the > spamassassin plugin that talks to spamd directly, rather than using spamc, > so I'll have a look at the spamc docs to see how I can do it for the > particular "per-user" config I want to use.
in essence -- you send a "User:" header in the SPAMD request. > Anyone know if there's a simple way to disable all of the > systemwide scores and settings, or is it done by default when you are > using per-user? you'd have to set all those scores to 0 in the user config. --j.
