/var/qmail/bin/qmail-queue does belong to qmailq so does this mean that I should run sa-learn under qmailq? I did some tests and this doesn't make any sense.
I put required_score 7 into /var/qmail/.spamassass/user_prefs and ran su qmailq -c "spamc < sample_email.txt" but the output still shows a default required score of 5 in the X-Spam-Status: header shouldn't user prefs override the /etc/mail/spamassassin/local.cf ? I created user_prefs for root, and spamd and ran the spamc command under those users and the output still shows required=5.0 in the X-Spam-Status: header On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 1:27 PM, Brian Bebeau <bbeb...@trustwave.com> wrote: > > >> I have qmail running with the >> >> :allow,QMAILQUEUE="/usr/bin/qmail-spamc" >> >> in /etc/tcp.smtp >> >> I have some hams/spams that I want to run sa-learn against, but I >> can't figure out which database it is qmail filters through. Is it the >> db of the user "spamd", "root" or some qmail user account? >> Anyone running qmail with SA that could provide me with some insight >> that would be great. > > If you're using the QMAILQUEUE env var, you're generally overriding the > qmail-queue program, which usually is owned by user "qmailq". You can check > who owns /var/qmail/bin/qmail-queue (or wherever qmail-queue is) to see. > >
