Bill -- ...and then William Schwartz said... % % I'm pretty new to spam-assassin. Currently I'm using the default setup and
Welcome!
% procmail to flag my spam and it's been working really well.
Good.
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% I"d like to figure out how to use some of the options like blacklist_to
% whitelist_to, etc... on a per user basis.
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% I have the default /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf but it's empty.
% Do I just put a line in that file like:
% ~/.spamassassin.conf
It's even easier than that:
[zero] [4:14pm] ~> spamassassin -h
Usage: spamassassin [option ...] < mailmessage
spamassassin -P [option ...] < mailmessage > output
Options:
...
-p prefs user preferences file
(default: ~/.spamassassin/user_prefs )
Let 'em have at it :-)
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% and then the users put their custom lines in that file?
Yep.
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% thanks,
% Bill
HTH & HAND
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