On Mon, 2003-02-10 at 12:31, Louis LeBlanc wrote: > Just a couple questions, you call procmail from sendmail using the $h, > $f, and $u variables. I understand $u is the logname, or username, > and $h is the plussed address extension, but what is $f? I've looked > for some explanation of these variables in the sendmail docs, but > can't find it.
$f is the envelope sender (from) address. I'm just using the default procmail settings, from cf/README > Also, are you able to use user specific spamassassin settings? This Yes. User configs work fine. The files under /etc/mail/spamassassin/ are still used, then the user configs are applied. I'm not a sendmail guru, but I think that procmail is run suid from sendmail when it's used as the local delivery agent. > recipient, but SA still uses the global configs and whitelists - which > I really want to eliminate in favor of a ~/.spamassassin/ config for > each user. That sounds like the correct behavior. All the default rules are stored in one location, then user specific changes in ~/.spamassassin. Get rid of the global configs if you don't want them to do anything. -B -- Brandon High [EMAIL PROTECTED] Epinions, Inc. Unix System Administrator Character is what you are. Reputation is what people think you are.
