We are running Version 2.55, Perl 5.6.0, RedHat 7.2
maildrop->spamd, per user configuration allowed.

The User is able to manipulate his static user_prefs file
via Webinterface, which allow's him to add
his white- and blacklists. 

Additional we offert a function
where the user select a mail message, which was identified
by him as spam/ham and let's him add/remove the from/to...: Header's to the 
auto-whitelist
db(as we do not want user_prefs to grow bigger and bigger)

Everything works fine except the auto-whitelist handling method's
- add_address_to_whitelist
- add_all_addresses_to_whitelist
- remove_address_to_whitelist
- remove_all_addresses_from_whitelist
- add_address_to_blacklist
- add_all_addresses_to_blacklist

It filters out all the addresses from the headers correct but It stucks when it come's 
to:

Mail::SpamAssassin;
sub add_all_addresses_to_blacklist {
....
  foreach my $addr (@addrlist) {

-->>>>    if ($list->add_known_bad_address ($addr)) {
      print STDERR "SpamAssassin auto-whitelist: blacklisting address: 
....
}

There were no error log's indicating that there was somehting wrong
with the calling of this method's. It just does not add nor remove
to the auto-whitelist db!


I have read the documentations, faq's, buglist, but I could not find
a reason why this shouldn't work.


AWL is working ok, with spamd reading user_prefs with white/blacklist
entries, which spamd is then updating in the auto-whitelist db of 
the user. But with the perl Module we werent been able to manipulate
auto-whitelist.


Has anybody run into a similar problem on his installation of 
spamassasin?
Help or a hint would greatly be appreciated.

Markus Meyer


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