On Wed, 22 Aug 2012, Bowie Bailey wrote:
On 8/21/2012 5:51 PM, Ben Johnson wrote:
What good is the --username switch, then?
See other responses.
Why does this command train the "root" user's database?
Because you ran the command as root.
I apologize, I didn't provide sufficient details. When I said "train as
the user who runs SA" I meant "su to that OS user ID before running the
sa-learn command".
You can either override the default Bayes database files path to
explicitly specify a shared global database as has been suggested, or run
sa-learn as the amavis user via su or a cron job. Defining a global bayes
database is probably a better solution overall, but bear in mind if you
have to wipe and retrain you need to check the permissions on the new
database files after you run sa-learn the first time.
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