I'm storing user preferences in a database. The default hit is 8.0 currently
(will shortly be back to 5.0) and spamc is getting called from procmail
(which is getting called from qmail/vpopmail) thusly:
:0fw
| /usr/local/bin/spamc -u $EXT -f
$EXT is the username and any extension they have. I can tell that SA is
seeing the correct user by looking at my miscmail logfile:
Jun 28 16:51:40 auth spamd[22078]: clean message (4.6/8.0) for MLEWIS:99 in 0
seconds.
Jun 28 16:51:44 auth spamd[22092]: clean message (4.6/8.0) for MLDRUMM:99 in
1 seconds.
Jun 28 16:52:00 auth spamd[22189]: clean message (-86.5/8.0) for DEWD:99 in
1 seconds.
Jun 28 16:52:07 auth spamd[22211]: identified spam (8.8/8.0) for dakota:99 in
0 seconds.
Jun 28 16:52:11 auth spamd[22229]: clean message (-7.4/8.0) for concon:99 in
0 seconds.
Jun 28 16:52:12 auth spamd[22242]: clean message (0.0/8.0) for stoellner:99 in
0 seconds.
and so on.
now user steve has an entry in the userpref database that asks his default
score to be 5.0. However SA doesn't seem to be listening:
spamassassin=# select * from userpref where username='steve';
prefid | username | preference | value
--------+----------+---------------+-------
16 | steve | required_hits | 5
auth:~$ tail -n 1000 /var/log/miscmail | grep steve
auth:~$ tail -n 10000 /var/log/miscmail | grep steve
Jun 28 14:55:51 auth spamd[3086]: clean message (-89.2/8.0) for mstevens:99 in
0 seconds.
Jun 28 15:00:57 auth spamd[4185]: clean message (0.0/8.0) for steve:99 in 0
seconds.
Jun 28 16:00:24 auth spamd[18121]: clean message (1.3/8.0) for steve:99 in 0
seconds.
Jun 28 16:03:14 auth spamd[18862]: clean message (1.7/8.0) for steve:99 in 0
seconds.
Jun 28 16:23:27 auth spamd[23229]: identified spam (12.9/8.0) for mstevens:99
in 1 seconds.
Jun 28 16:30:34 auth spamd[15834]: clean message (0.0/8.0) for steve:99 in 0
seconds.
Jun 28 16:34:40 auth spamd[17217]: clean message (0.0/8.0) for steve:99 in 1
seconds.
Steve's hit-threshhold is still 8.0, which is the default for everyone else.
Can anyone explain why? I know that SA is picking up other scores for user
"GLOBAL" just fine (individual score tests and the required_hits of 8.0) so
I'm pretty sure it's not a database or db communication issue.
This is SA 2.20.
Regards,
Andrew
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