At 01:44 PM Friday, 3/21/2003, Matt Kettler wrote -=>I added those headers to a test email here, and added your whitelist_from to my user_prefs.. it matched just fine.. (used 2.43 to run the test).
Are you *SURE* that the user_prefs that is read when mail comes in is the one you edited?
Double checked it...
Note that spamassassin runs the user_prefs for the user that executes it (usually root for milter type deployments) unless explicitly told otherwise.
I am using procmail to call SA for each individual user as we are a very small group.
I havn't been following this thread much, but......
Are you using the global /etc/procmailrc or user homedirectory .procmailrc files ?
If you're using the global procmailrc to call spamassassin, don't forget to use DROPPRIVS=yes, otherwise spamassassin gets run as root, and spamassassin will be only checking the prefs for the root user. (Or if you're using spamc you can use the -u option to specify the user)
Regards, Simon
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