We're using the SASQL plugin with Squirrelmail and it seems to work OK with 3.02.
Be well, TR On Wednesday 12 January 2005 17:55, Fahy, Michael wrote: > We use spamassassin via sendmail, spamass-milter, spamc/spamd on Fedora. > > > > We are looking for a way to enable users to manage their own user_prefs > file through a web interface. > > There is a nice plug-in for squirrelmail (an open source webmail > product, http://www.squirrelmail.org) that enables users to edit > spamassasin preferences but it stores the results in a squirrelmail data > directory in a file with a name like "username.spam" owned by apache > (instead of storing it in the $HOME/.spamassasin/user_prefs file owned > by the user). I was hoping to be able to configure spamd to look in > this file for the user preferences. It looks like it would be possible > to do this via the -p flag if we were using spamassassin but there does > not seem to be an equivalent flag for spamd. > > > > The work-around we are contemplating is to define the > $HOME/.spamassassin/user_prefs file as a symbolic link to the > /squirrelmail/data/username.spam file for each user but, before we go > down that road, I'd like to ask the list members if you have a better > idea for enabling users to manage their user_prefs. (It does seem > pretty weird to ask our users to use a webmail client to modify their > spamassassin preferences even if they do not use the webmail client to > read their email!) > > > > Thanks > > > > ------------------------------------- > > Michael Fahy > > CTO > > Chapman University > > 714.997.6879 > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Todd G Rittinger TLC Solutions www.tlcsolutions.ca
