On Sun, 28 May 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> So far, trying to use "per-user spamassassin" to run my second
> config has failed.
--virtual-config-dir=
That seemed to be the key, although it generally means that the
individual configs are stored separate from the user home directories.
Works, but I don't like the idea of recompiling for every email
processed, which the SA documentation suggests will happen. A major
drawback is that since I'd require mutually exclusive configurations, even
the normal SA rejection stuff would need to be run as a separate user.
Very, very inefficient.
I've decided to run two separate instances of spamd on different
ports. A caveat is that, since these are started using the traditional
init.d scripts, a differently named spamd must be used in one of them so
that the init.d killproc() doesn't kill off both daemons on a restart of
one.
