Ok, at the advice of some people a few days ago about the AuthCourier.pm
stuff for spamd/spamc, and some troubles I was having, I started using:
import USER
xfilter "spamc -u $USER"
I was told this would work for everything, but apparently it does not
work (not defined, or empty) for those messages those delivered by
fetchmail from a cron process (even though it works when I just run
fetchmail from the command line). So I've had to use the following
hack:
import USER
if ($USER ne "")
{
xfilter "spamc -u $USER"
}
else
{
xfilter "spamc -u $LOGNAME"
}
This is just weird, since from what I've seen, LOGNAME only exists
when USER doesn't. I figured I'd mention this, since it just doesn't seem right to me.
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