On Wednesday 04 April 2007 00:48, kiwidesign wrote: > So this is the case. When spamassassin is run as root, the message gets a > high score, but when sudo'd as the postfix user, it gets a significantly > lower score, and two error messages about not being able to write to > /root/.spamassassin/user_prefs.
When you sudo, $HOME isn't changed, so that's not strange.
> How do I stop spamassassin from looking in here for this (vital?) config,
> and furthermore, where do I migrate the config in /root/.spamassassin to,
> to enable this (good?) config to work all the time.
If you are *not* going to use user-specific scores, bayes databases etc., run
spamd with -x (--nouser-config) and possibly as a designated user, move any
settings from /root/.spamassassin/user_prefs to a global configuration file,
and set bayes_path to an absolute path prefix (the same goes for
awl_whitelist_path if you use it).
Have you read README.spamd?
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