Matt Kettler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Matt,
> Your problem is that when you execute spamc from exim, you are telling
> it to use a home directory of /tmp. This isn't likely the same home
> directory you have when you execute spamassassin manually.
The home_directory in exim.conf does not se
Your problem is that when you execute spamc from exim, you are telling it
to use a home directory of /tmp. This isn't likely the same home directory
you have when you execute spamassassin manually.
The bayes db is probably being yanked from /tmp/.spamassassin as a result,
since ~/ is now /tmp/.
Hi SA-devs and user,
I guess I figured out why Bayes do not work here on my system
(Debian Unstable) with Exim 3-36 and SA 2.55. If I feed spamasssassin
directly from the shell of my user account it uses Bayes but not in the
chain fetchmail->exim->SA->exim->/var/spool/mail. Where ist he problem?
