On Wed, 8 Sep 2004 21:19:52 -0500 Michael Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You with the SPF folks on spf.pobox.com? > It imports as whatever user you run sa-learn as. Yeah, I'm seeing this behavior. I hacked my qmail-scanner to pass in the email address as the username to spamc for my vmailmgr accounts, maybe I can do something similar with sa-learn? > sa-learn doesn't have that functionality, yet. You can use > bayes_sql_override_username to trick sa-learn into learning as > whoever you want to learn as. I had thought about doing something like that, copying local.cf for each account, update it and run sa-learn with the -C parameter to set the config file. > @GLOBAL doesn't really make sense for AWL, but an > awl_sql_override_username (similar to the one for bayessql) might > work. Feel free to open up a bug at > http://bugzilla.spamassassin.org/ Actually a -u flag to sa-learn would be a better "bug" to open for my needs. :) My previous install used a global whitelist / bayes database for all accounts. That wasn't the best idea but it worked for a while. If you re-train with sa-learn does the AWL also get re-built? Thanks for your help, Josh
