sinnerman wrote: > I think I've solved the issues: > > * I've stoped using spamc/spamd, and now just use spamassassin (running as > my logged in user, just like sa-learn). I think that has solved the issue of > which bayesian database is being used. > Well, your spamd startup was forcing everything to '-u nobody'. Unless you're using SQL, that's going to break bayes.
The "nobody" user does not, and SHOULD NOT, have a writable home directory, so any ordinary db_file-based database stored in the home directory (which is SA's default) is going to fail to be written. > * I had to explicitly load the plugin in my config file (I though it was a > standard plugin): > > loadplugin Mail::SpamAssassin::Plugin::AutoLearnThreshold > Define "config file". That should be loaded in yourv310.pre file by default. If your *.pre files are missing from /etc/mail/spamassassin, you've got larger problems to look into. > Also, I've found some other help topics on this, and now understand that > autolearn doesn't rely just on the computed score. >
