At 07:41 AM 10/8/03 +0200, Thomas Kinghorn wrote:
"Failed to create default user preference file //.spamassassin/user_prefs"
Sounds like you're using spamd and spamc, and not passing -u to either. In
this case, spamd will fall back to the user "nobody" and try to use that
home directory for the u
Hi List.
For some reason my user prefs file keeps disappearing.
Has anyone else had this problem?
Any pointers in the right direction would be appreciated.
"Failed to create default user preference file //.spamassassin/user_prefs"
Regards,
Tom Kinghorn
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On Tue, Aug 05, 2003 at 01:35:40PM -0700, David Shaw wrote:
> I'm new to spamassassin. I'm using spamassassin and sendmail installed
> from redhat 9. I also have Mailscanner installed. It looks like
> spamassassin doesn't look at the users user_prefs file. Is there a way
> to configure spamassassin
Hello All,
I'm new to spamassassin. I'm using spamassassin and sendmail installed
from redhat 9. I also have Mailscanner installed. It looks like
spamassassin doesn't look at the users user_prefs file. Is there a way
to configure spamassassin to look at the user_prefs file?
Thanks, David
> I'm new to spamassassin. I'm using spamassassin and sendmail installed
> from redhat 9. I also have Mailscanner installed. It looks like
> spamassassin doesn't look at the users user_prefs file. Is there a way
> to configure spamassassin to look at the user_prefs file?
The MailScanner.conf file
Thank you, I was able to edit Mailscanner and add to the list.
Thanks, David
On Tue, 2003-08-05 at 13:51, Ian Douglas wrote:
> > I'm new to spamassassin. I'm using spamassassin and sendmail installed
> > from redhat 9. I also have Mailscanner installed. It looks like
> > spamassassin doesn't look
