> Sendmail milter works for me with: > Sorry I'll try to explain: Use this to start the milter (the [-- -d anothermachine] part is if it is on another machine. spamass-milter -u defaultuser -- -d anothermachine
use this to start spamd: spamd -x --virtual-config-dir="/path/%u" You don't need to include .spamassassin in the end of the path, spamassassin will create one anyway. You wrote: hi, I don't totally understand your lines above. I have put --virtual-config-dir="/home/%u/.spamassassin" on the end of the spamd arguments but i'm sure i should do something else too. it still uses ~root/.spamassassin as the configdir all the time. > > where defaultuser is the fallback user to use. it only takes the user part > of > the [EMAIL PROTECTED] part though. And yes i have tried to use %d and %l but > they > dont give anything. > > That issue has been presented here for postfix. Has any solved it for > sendmail- > spamass-milter ? How to get %d and %l to another computer. > > /Ove > > On Wed, 4 Feb 2004 at 11:11:28, Mat Harris wrote: > > > On Wed, Feb 04, 2004 at 10:06:36 -0000, Gareth wrote: > > > Hi Guys > > > > > > I've been using SpamAssassin for quite a while (currently on 2.63), > but > > > have today tried to integrate it into AMaViS-new and Postfix (2.0.16) > > > instead of piping to it from Procmail. I'm running Debian Woody. > > > > > > Everything is setup, and seems to be working fine, expect Bayes seems > to > > > be handled globally using AMaViS, instead of on a per user basis, and > I > > > can't figure out how, or even if, its possible to have it per user. > > > > > > Anyone got suggestions? > > > > Hi, > > I have the same problem with sendmail and spamass-milter. I assume it is > > because calling setuid() inside a milter would cause some trouble? if it > > is possible then great, please fill me in :) > > > >
