NFN Smith wrote:
Jake Vickers wrote:
[ "${TMPDIR}" ] || TMPDIR="${SA_DIR}/RulesDuJour"; # Where we store
old rulesets. If you delete
I'm not talking about editing the script. I am talking about the
config file. Do you have /etc/mail/rulesdujour/config ?
Yes, I know that.
When I originally posted, I had nothing there, and the default value
produced is /etc/spamassassin -- that's what I want. I explicitly
defined /etc/spamassassin, but that doesn't change anything, because the
rules_du_jour script is hard-coded, as quoted, to deliver to the
RulesDuJour subdirectory below whatever SA_DIR has been set to. Even if
I set SA_DIR to something to something totally unrelated (say,
/home/testuser), the target would still be /home/testuser/RulesDuJour .
At this point, RDJ is doing exactly what it's supposed to, and so my
difficulty is simply in getting SA to read what's been produced. RDJ
obviously assumes that SA will read from a subdirectory from the
specified location, but my installation isn't doing that.
I don't think this is true.
I have stopped using RDJ and now use the SA-update channels. But when I
was using RDJ, I am sure that the script downloads to its TMPDIR and
runs some sanity checks, then copies the files into the SA directory.
Try running RDJ manually with debugging switched on.
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