>>> On 4/24/2012 at 2:49 PM, Bowie Bailey <[email protected]> wrote: > On 4/24/2012 2:38 PM, joea wrote: >> When using a script to help automate submission to sa-learn, learned (so to > speak) thru the kindness of others, that there >> are different results when querying sa-learn for tokens, as different users. >> > >> >> The script runs as "script-user" while I normally query as "root". I > puzzled over why the script appeared to be working >> fine, yet the tokens did not increase. Different users. I presume this > means diffferent Bayes db's? > > Exactly. > >> Assuming that is correct, my question is . . . should I care? Will > spamassassin (spamd in this case) use Bayes with db's >> "conjoined" when processing mail? OR apply only that for the owning user? > > No, Bayes will only use the db for the current user. You will need to > either change your script to sa-learn as the proper user, or switch to a > global db. > > -- > Bowie
I'm not finding a way to set global. Not using mySQL. Maybe it's a bit late to be doing this. joe a.
