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Don Levey wrote: [snip]
| The latest in my quest to get SA to work properly... | | I've made sure that the whitelist and Bayes DB can be written to and be read | by 'spamassassin'. I've set the '-u spamassassin' flag for both the | /etc/sysconfig/spamassassin and /etc/sysconfig/spamass-milter startup files. | I've restarted spamd, spamass-milter, and sendmail. | | My ps list shows that 'spamassassin' is running spamd, and 'root' is running | spamass-milter. In my maillog file, I am getting errors: | * for 'named' accounts, spamd can't find the user_prefs file | * for 'aliased' accounts, spamd can't find the username. | | I know that I can solve the latter by putting the '-x' flag on the | spamass-milter startup line. Do I need to worry about the former? That is, | am I causing any problems by running this way, or am I simply now set up so | that I can run user-specific rules in addition to the site-wide ones?
No need to worry, SA is looking for per-user user_prefs files, and can't find them. Which is not a problem. It's a function of the -u option to spamass-milter. If you don't want individual user_prefs you might turn it off. And as you said, -x might be useful as well....
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