RinkWorks wrote:
There must be a way to have spamd run in a way that it looks at each
individual user's .spamassassin directory instead of the mail daemon user.
I'd think that would be a common thing. But I can't figure out how to set
it up that way.
Whether you can do that depends on how you're calling SA. If you really
want per-user preferences, SA should be called as one of the last steps
in your mail processing.
It sounds like you've got SA called as an MTA content filter from Exim,
rather than from procmail or maildrop (or whatever else you might be
using) just before delivery. You **MAY** be able to modify your
existing call to SA enough to do what you want, but content filtering in
the MTA is prone to conflicts between what different recipients want done.
My own per-user setups call SA from individual .procmailrc files, at
which time there is only one recipient for the message, and it's clear
who that recipient is.
-kgd
