>Yes, but the bayes portion isn't working. Why? Because when SA runs, it
>runs with the privileges of the user whose mail is being scanned. I
>believe bayes would require that SA (spamc) is run under a specific
>user, no?
One option that I see would be to copy your bayes database (7K spam and 1.5K
ham is quite enough)
to your user's home directories and change the owner of the files to be this
user:
cp /wherever/your/bayes_db/is/bayes_* /home/$user/.spamassassin/ && chown
$user:$group /home/$user/.spamassassin/bayes_*
If you have only a handful of users that might work. Create a cron job that
does it every once in a while.
Ugly hack but could work for you.
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