Dan Mahoney, System Admin wrote: > > With spamc/spamd this is not a problem, as spamd runs on a machine > that the shell users don't have access to (and reads the SQL login as > root before dropping its privileges). > > However, for sa_learn, and things like spamassassin -r (which > essentially is the same as sa-learn), they need to write to AWL/Bayes > -- and since they run as the user, they need to be able to read/write > the SQL login info even while running as that user. >
SA 3.1 lets you move this functionality to spamd as well. Michael
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