Hi, I'm having a problem with CGPSA and MySQL Userprefs settings.
For the record, this *was* working a few days ago when I was testing to set it up, but somehow it stopped working suddenly. Just in time for me to implement it into a working system. Well, my problem is that it only reacts on Global settings in the Userprefs database. If I change $GLOBAL required_hits 7 to 8 it follows nicely. But if I add a user or domain rule, it doesn't work. It may be some clue that my mail server reports this... Attempting to load domain configuration for sonic2000.org Using root configuration for sonic2000.org domain configuration already loaded, discard_threshold = 25 Attempting to load user configuration for [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using domain configuration for [EMAIL PROTECTED] Local address [EMAIL PROTECTED], account name [EMAIL PROTECTED], effective home directory /var/CommuniGate/Settings/SpamAssassin Using system default SpamAssassin settings for [EMAIL PROTECTED] Processing CGP header line: \n Finished processing CGP headers Running SpamAssassin with domain sonic2000.org default settings for 1 address SQL preferences in use, no state or user home directory Identified non-spam (7.1/8.0) for <default> in 1.9 seconds What makes me confused is that it now reports "for <default>" and not "for [EMAIL PROTECTED]" as it used to do. The only thing I have done is removing the state directories for SpamAssassin in the CommuniGate folder. (account.web/.spamassassin) My CGPSA Settings are these... cgp_username = cgpsa-spamassassin-cli cgp_password = xxxxxxxxxxx use_cli = true loop_prevention_header = X-TFF-CGPSA-Filter debug = true debug_level = 9 allow_user_prefs = true allow_user_state = true use_domain_prefs = true allow_auto_whitelist = true use_cgpsa = true use_user_prefs = true sql_user_prefs = true use_user_state = true use_auto_whitelist = true sql_auto_whitelist = true Hopefully someone can point me into the right direction for solving this
