Hi there,
I'm running SpamAssassin 2.64 bundled with Gentoo Linux - interfacing with Postfix via Amavisd-new (e.g. not spamd).
A fairly simple question - when I run "sa-learn --showdots --mbox --spam [file]" (as root), I notice that the Bayes filtering rules get added to /root/.spamassassin . However, with my setup, I presume that SA gets called by Amavis and therefore is called as the 'antivirus' user which I created for amavis? I presume as well then that all the SA settings in /root are completely ignored?
If I ran sa-learn as 'antivirus' and hence had the SA Bayes rules installed in the respective home directory, would this do the trick? Or is there a better way to make these rules global?
(I would rather if the rules can just be implemented globally as a system-wide thing, and not a per-user configuration).
Thanks,
Terence
