On Thursday 30 September 2004 15:37, Daniel M. Drucker wrote: > I'm trying to start using Bayes and sa-learn for the first time, now > that Bayes supports SQL. > > I run a smallish system (about 80 users spread over three domains). > The basic setup is Exim -> SpamAssassin 3 -> Exim -> amavis -> Exim -> > delivery. (That is -- SA and amavis are Exim router-transport pipes; > neither knows of the other's existence.) > > Apart from me, none of my users have home directories; Exim uses SQL > for all account information. Mail is stored in Maildir format in > /mail/DOMAIN/USER. > > The majority of my users use Squirrelmail. > > I would like to enable some sort of false-negative/false-positive > reporting for them, as I would imagine that the Bayes system is not > very useful if it's getting uncorrected FN/FP data. However, every > piece of documentation I've seen for sa-learn assumes (1) a unix > account to correspond to the mailbox owner, and (2) that SQL is not > being used for anything. > > Can someone point me in the right direction? I'd really like to take > advantage of Bayes, but the documentation is so haphazard right now > that I just don't know what to do. You could setup a dedicated SA user and have a site wide Bayes database.
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