On Sat, 19 May 2007, Jari Fredriksson wrote:
Matt Kettler wrote:
Jari Fredriksson wrote:
b) I have cleaned the database with sa-learn --clean (Still
BAYES_99 while the bayes should be off!)
What's that do? Did you mean --clear?
Yup.
Are you sure you did that --clear while logged in as the right user?
ie: the same user that executes your spamassassin (not always the
addressee in the to:)
Yes, I have a system wide setup, and I did that with the only active username,
spam.
There is one way to find out what username(s) is/are recorded in MySQL. If
you have access to the server running MySQL:
Get into MySQL by:
mysql --user=username --password=password name_of_sa_db
Then:
select username from userpref;
This will list all usernames that bayes tokens have been recorded for.
There may be another way of verifying what is in userpref. I've always
done it this way because it's faster for me. I have MySQL installed
locally on our filter server.
