Hi.
I've recently discovered that one of my web/mail hosting services has
installed SA, but not site-wide. I have SSH access and ftp access to this
server (normal user, not root), and can verify that spamassassin is working
properly from the commandline.
I believe we are using procmail for mail delivery, but I don't know how to
set up SA for individual users. Here's a breakdown of our file tree:
/home
/my_user_name
/mail
/my_user_name
inbox
inbox.pop
sent-mail
/user_1
ditto
/user_.
/user_.
/user_n
/public_html
etc., etc.
POP users are created through a relatively standard virtual hosting control
panel, and their files end up in the tree above.
My question is, how can I setup SA to work in our configuration?
I have created a .procmailrc file in both /home/my_user_name and
/home/my_user_name/mail/test_user to test SA on this test_user's POP account
(mine). I sent a sample spam message to this account, and it was delivered
w/ apparently no SA processing. When I ran spamassassin -t on this file
(inbox), it processed the file correctly and the output declared the
contents as spam.
My .procmailrc contains this and nothing else:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
:0fw
| /usr/bin/spamassassin -P
:0:
* ^X-Spam-Status: Yes
caughtspam
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The path to spamassassin is correct.
Any suggestions out there? Am I barking up the completely incorrect tree?
Is there an easy way to verify that we are actually using procmail? etc.
-Ryan
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