SA userprefs stored in SQL

[Jonathan Higgins]

I looked through the customconfig, and found the section talking about
white/black lists per domain.... which is not what im looking for.

global storage of user preferences.  thats what I need.  Spamassassin
provides it only in thier client server configuration.  I want to continue
to use spamassassin the way that MailScanner wants to.

anyone else out there doing this?.. are you running spamd/spamc?  and so on..



>I am using the CustomConfig to do that, I had it working great on an old
>server until a little hitch with MailScanner maintaining mysql connections
>on the new one...  haven't had time to figure out the issue, but look at
>CustomConfig.pm, I am using it to obtain if the domain should want mail
>scanned, the score, actions, etc...
>
>-------------------------
>Brian Taber
>Manager/IT Specialist
>Diverse Computer Group
>Office: 508-758-4402
>Cell: 508-496-9221
>
> This apparently has come up a few times in the past.  I may be asking
> this in the wrong place, so if I need to post this question on the
> spamassassin list please let me know.
>
> I even found a piece of information on the Faq-O-matic... here is an
> excerpt.
>
> "..... problem is that SpamAssassin, according to what I've read at the
> following http://spamassassin.apache.org/full/3.0.x/dist/sql/README,
> will only use the DB for getting the user preferences if it's running in
> client/server mode, i.e., as spamc and spamd.  So this means that if I
> want to let end users manage their own whitelists, I would have to get
> SpamAssassin running the old slow way.  Thoughts or suggestions? "
>
> After searching, I have not found a solution to this.  I am already
> using a mysql bayes for my lvs mail cluster system.. I need a way to
> store SA user preferences globally.. and i would rather not go back to
> using spamc/spamd.
>
> thanks.
>
>
>
> Jonathan Higgins
> IT R&D Project Manager
> Kennesaw State University

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