23.04.2012 15:40, Jonas Eckerman написал:
On 2012-04-23 12:23, "Николай Г. Петров" wrote:
If there is a lot of virtual domains with many virtual users in it,
which is the better variant of configuration spamassassin about
spam/ham:
- individual database for each of users
- or the same database for all of supported domains
You forgot one option:
- individual database for each domain
The answer depends on the situation (I assume you're asking about the
bayes database(s)).
If the users have separate bayes databases, will they actually train
them? If the users doesn't train their databases, a common database
could work a lot better than individual databases.
How much does the mail streams for the domains have in common? If they
have a lot in common it makes sense to have a common bayes database
for them. Otherwise separate databases for each domain migh be better.
Regards
/Jonas
Thank you for your detailed response!
--
- yes, I mean bayes (possible user's 'whitelists from' in user_prefs)
- About individual database for each domains, I forgot
- If we mean a separate databases for each of domains,
configuration like a?:
-x - virtual-config-dir = '/corpmail/%d/.spamassassin/'
- count of users are not so many:
domains: ~20
users per domain ~40
- Is there actual possibility to users for train their bayes database if
they not realy access on the server? May be you know some client
interface(like web)?
