On Sunday 29 Feb 2004 19:40, Ricardo Castanho de Oliveira Freitas wrote: > Hi! > > I've been using spamassassin for a while, but.... I must have missed some > detail on the config process! > > It's configured system wide. And as I use procmail and kmail, the > spamassassin insist on putting the lock file at ~/Mail/ (kmail directory). > > How can I change this? I have set two directories for spamassassin.... > ~/.spamassassin (with the dot) and ~/spamassassin (no dot). > > The user_prefs is read correct as well as my sa-learm --spam/--ham and > white_list. > > Any help? > > []s Ricardo Castanho
It is not spamassassin setting the lock file. it is procmail Any procmail recipe that starts with :0 will not create a lock file. You do not need a lock file when piping your mails through spamassassin. The lock file is there simply to stop procmail and kmail trying to use a mail spool file at the same time. You only need to set it when actually writing to a mail spool file. A procmail recipe starting with :0 : will use the default lockfile. The default lockfile name will be the same as the mail folder used with a leading '.' A procmail recipe in the form :0 : lockfilename will use the named lock file. Hope that is clearer derek -- www.jennings.homelinux.net http://twiki.mdklinuxfaq.org
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