On Fri, Feb 13, 2004 at 12:47:27PM -0800, you [Bart Schaefer] wrote: > > spamd is running with these options: > > /usr/bin/perl -T -w /usr/bin/spamd --max-children=30 --user-config -u > > spamc > > OK, so spamd is running as the user "spamc" and spamassassin is running as > the current user (whoever that is). So in all likelyhood they don't have > the same Bayes databases, and therefore won't generate the same score.
Ok, I understand. My mistake was that I thought spamd flag "--user-config" means it will execute with the config of the user that calls spamc. > In fact, it seems likely that the spamc user's Bayes database hasn't yet > been trained on enough ham/spam for spamd to make use of it yet. Clearly, if the config is different, then the results are, too. I just wasn't sure why they config wasn't. > > Also, I'd like to turn off --local only for selected users (the few that > > execute spamc from their procmail, not for everybody. > > Run two instances of spamd on different ports, one with --local and one > without. Instruct the users calling spamc from procmail to supply the > appropriate -p option. Ok, that sounds good. I think that is the way to go. thanks, -- v -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
