Hi again I managed to make it run... But now i have another problem.. Not alwyas but sometimes..when i click on spam/or not-spam button on email browser starts to wait. When i checked the server i see 2 processses hanged up there. as: www-data 14676 14330 0 16:43 ? 00:00:00 sh -c /usr/bin/sa-learn --spam --username=xxxxxx < /usr/share/squirrelmail/bcc/attachment/sb_tmp_319_1201617809 www-data 14677 14676 0 16:43 ? 00:00:00 /usr/bin/perl -T -w /usr/bin/sa-learn --spam --username=xxxxx And page resumes just after i kill the second process. First one seems correct but i think problem is the one with second one. It is strange it doesnt repeat that everytime. But it only does it in latest version 2.1.. > > > Hello Paul, > Yes sure it does matter to use USERNAME or EMAIL with -u > option. I am fully aware of that, what i mean is it doesnt effect the way > it adds to the database. still with nobody user. My spamd config is set > for per-user configuration. Actually it is working without any problem > according to the configs of the users that they set via sasql plugin. > > Now i am testing the configuration with -d option that i am > sending the request to my main spamassassin server but i am getting error > > ERROR 74: Problem reporting message ID 33:. > > I am not sure what error 74 stands for but, it > seems not working again.. > >> Please read the mailing list > posting guidelines - please do not >> top-post and do not remove > all of the thread context, thank you. >> >>> > > > As i see theres a new version of spam_buttons. >>> > > > When i was testing it i noticed that all my previous spam marked >>> mails >>> > > submited as nobody user. >>> > > My webmail and email servers are on seperate > computers. >>> > > I was trying to use spamassassin as > per-user configuration. >>> > > With the new spam_buttons > plugin i tried to use spamc reporting >>> option too, >>> > > and when i run spamd with --allow-tell option i > noticed the >>> following error: >>> > > >>> > > [9220] info: spamd: handle_user unable to find user: > 'oguzhank' >>> > > [9220] warn: spamd: still running as > root: user not specified with >>> -u, not >>> > >> found, or set to root, falling back to nobody at /usr/sbin/spamd >>> line >>> > > 1147, <GEN4> line 6. >>> > > [9220] info: spamd: Tell: Setting local for > oguzhank:65534 in 0.3 >>> seconds, >>> > > 5832 > bytes >>> > > >>> > > As i said all > bayesian submissions seems belongs to nobody user, >>> and i >>> > > think for that reason spamassassin per-user bayesian > filtering is >>> not >>> > > effective.. >>> > >>> > Not effective because you didn't use > the -u switch in your spamd/spamc >>> > command. The solution > is right there in the error message. >>> >>> Hello,and > thanks for fast reply.. >>> Actually ,i am using -u parameter in > spam_buttons as shown in examples >>> of >>> > spam_buttons config file... >>> I both used >>> > $is_spam_shell_command = '/usr/bin/spamc -L spam -d localhost -u >>> ###USERNAME###'; >>> and >>> > $is_spam_shell_command = '/usr/bin/sa-learn --spam >>> > --username=###USERNAME### >>> configs. >>> >>> And i can see it sends the username (or email address...doesnt > matter) >>> to >> >> Yes, it very well does > matter. You need to send either the full email >> address or just > the username portion thereof, depending entirely on >> how the user > accounts are set up on your system. Only YOU can make >> sure > these things all agree. >> >>> spamc/d or with sa-learn > but... as i said..my mail server is not on the >>> same >>> server with squirrelmail. And it gives the error user not found > so >>> switches >>> to nobody user by default. >> >> Then the plugin is doing its job. You need to configure > your >> spamassassin system to be able to use per-user > configuration/bayes if >> you want to use those things. If you > don't understand how to do that, >> this is not the place to > ask. >> >>> >> This question might be about > spamassassin more than squirrelmail but >>> any >>> >>> experiences regarding to this will be very helpful. >>> >> >> >> > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft >> Defy all > challenges. 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