I have upgraded to 2.55 of SA and would like to allow my users to use sa-learn to submit spam and non-spam to the learner.
All mail users are off-host virtual users. I run spamd/spamc using exim 4.1x mta and most users are POP users (so I cannot have a shared IMAP folder for example).
I set up two usernames on the host and set .forward files for each (one is a spam-report and one a ham-reporter for non spam)
The .forward of each looks like
| sa-learn --spam --single --rebuild > /dev/null
(or --ham)
I then tried to resend/bounce/redirect spams and non-spams to the appropriate email address for consumption by sa-learn. This however does not seem to work. One, the SPAM no longer has the correct headers on it, as the resend replaces the received: headers with new ones, though the sender and to: lines are the same. ALso, it does not seem to actually be doing anything with it as well. This will update the file bayes-database_msgcount but does not seem to actually add things to the spam or non-spam databases. Running spamassassin -D --lint shows
debug: debug: Only 3 spam(s) in Bayes DB < 200
which are the 3 I did by hand, none of the ones I bounced.
Is there a good way to easily allow my virtual users to supply spam and non-spam to the system for learning purposes that does not require a log in to the machine and running sa-learn themselves or does not use an IMAP shared folder?
Thanks Chad
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