You've got spamd running as the user "postfix" (that "-u postfix" command line argument). Thus the user postfix needs to have write permissions to the bayes_* files. but in that directory listing you show:
4160 -rw------- 1 user staff 5111808 Dec 4 09:51 bayes_toks
So 'postfix' has -no- access permissions to "user"s bayes_toks Thus the permission errors.
doh!
You have two different options: 1) run spamd as root and be sure that you pass the correct user name via "spamc -u user" for each message.
Spamc is being invoked via the user's procmailrc. does it still need to have the -u flag? For some reason I thought this "just happened."
hrm.
spamd[38231]: Still running as root: user not specified with -u, not found, or set to root. Fall back to nobody.
Where would the -u be passed for users who do not have a .procmailrc? can I pass the -u in the /etc/procmailrc somehow?
2) Set the global 'bayes_file_mode' option to 0666 so that the spamd process always has read-write permission, regardless of who it is run as.
that should work for now.
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