Op maandag 16 februari 2004 16:08, schreef Thomas Bolioli: > 2) Can individual users easily have their own training files (I know it > is possible, looking more for feasibility) when they do not have an > account on the system. ie; their training file could be located via the > addressed email. If so, is there anything out there to manage that? If > not would it be possible to write a mail handler to parse the mail > addressed to a [EMAIL PROTECTED] mail box that users could forward spam to? > This > script could then use the from line to determine which user to train on.
Actually, I'm deploying SpamAssassin as we speak in just an environment like you describe. I'm using PostgreSQL as central information server. For the record, I'm trying to automate a server that provides Virtual Servers for clients. They get an all-in package at my place, which means unlimited email-account, unlimited forwarders, SpamAssassin, virusscan, etc. I'm using PostgreSQL as a central information server. Postfix (my preferred MTA) get's most of it's configuration from PostgreSQL, Courier-IMAP and -POP get it's information from the same PostgreSQL catalog. This week, I'm going to install SA that's in Subversion, because it sports Bayes and AWL totally DB-based. Which means everything will be done in the database, users only need diskspace for their maildir (which could actually be in the DB too, but we've chosen a different path for that). It should be possible with Michael's neat DB-patches for Bayes and AWL in a DB. I'm going to try this week if I can get it to work and I will hopefully write a HowTo on how to do this in the coming six weeks. If I can get it to work. The largest difficulty I see at this time, is how I can get the procmail in order, so people can teach their own filters and stuff. I'll find a way, though. -- Met vriendelijke groet, Tim Stoop Complete Internet Development http://www.cidev.nl Random quote/fortune: You're dead, Jim. -- McCoy, "Amok Time", stardate 3372.7
