My setup is that of only virtual e-mail users. The 'vmail' user handles
all internal stuff. Right now, I have a cronjob on the vmail user that
scans 'learn spam' folders on a couple of mailboxes so that the bayes DB
is built up on the vmail user and the learnt false negatives are
actually used site-wide.
I want to move setting user preferences to an SQL db to be able to tweak
preferences at all on a user-base, since the users are stored in the SQL
DB as well and have no entry in /etc/passwd or a home directory. Will I
need to move the Bayes DB to an 'SQL form' when I switch to SQL-style
user preferences? Or can the two (vmail building a bayes DB in its
folder and user preferences managed in an SQL DB) exist side by side
without harming each other?
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Met vriendelijke groet,
Guido Goluke
