Michael, I did the Bayes --backup from DB and --restore to SQL, and it imported it all in as each specific user. That is to say:
- there's a table, bayes_vars, that has a record for each user, and assigns each user an id. - the other three relevant tables (bayes_token, bayes_seen, and bayes_expire) all key their entries to this id, and in my case, they all keyed to the right people. I'm not sure how you're doing the import, but that's my experience! /jason > On Wed, 8 Sep 2004 16:04:00 -0500 > Michael Parker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> To migrate AWL data you can use the convert_awl_dbm_to_sql script in >> the tools directory. > > Looks like I have it working though I think I'm going to give up on > importing my bayes db into MySQL and re-train it because it imports the > entire database under one user - namely root. > > For sa-learn ham/spam there doesn't seem to be a way to actually set > the user so I can do something like this with vmailmgr virtualhosts: > > sa-learn --spam /home/josh/Maildir/Spam [EMAIL PROTECTED] sa-learn > --spam /home/anita/Maildir/Spam [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > I don't want Josh's Bayes SQL data to conflict with Anita's if I can > avoid it. It looks like sa-learn uses whatever username the person running > sa-learn is logged in as, this won't work for virtual domains as multiple > domains are "owned" by one user. In a vmailmgr setup the user might be > "domain1" and I'd want bayes/awl records to show up with > usernames: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED], etc. > > > For AWL, is there a @GLOBAL username like with SQL userprefs where you > can say this whitelist entry is global? > > This is looking pretty nifty, I'm hoping that I can work around these > starting issues. > > Thanks! > > > Josh > >
