On Tue, Sep 21, 2004 at 05:53:21PM -0500, Gabriel Millerd wrote:
> > >
> > > are you using the $f->learn method primarily for this? minus any prep
> > > work like header removal and reporting.
> >
> > Yeah, here is a piece from my spam-learn script:
> > *WARNING* This is against the 3.0 API
> >
> i follow you completely, however how are you connecting to the
> mysql storage 'factory'? i have pretty much the same code you have.
> however i am assuming that the $spamtest was constructed not via
> Mail::SpamAsssassin->new() but rather by a different method.
>
With a properly configured SA install it should just work:
my $spamass = Mail::SpamAssassin->new( { 'debug' => $debug } );
$spamass->init(1);
You can pass in an optional username, for instance:
my $spamass = Mail::SpamAssassin->new( { 'debug' => $debug,
'username' => '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' } );
$spamass->init(1);
Now, I've never done that with userprefs in SQL, mileage may vary.
Guess I should research that a little before ApacheCon....
Michael
