Markus Braun wrote: >> You can drop these into a .cf file in your site-config directory >> (/etc/mail/spamassassin/ for most people): >> >> header L_S_ULT_PHARM Subject =~/\bThe Ultimate Online >> Pharmaceutical\b/i >> score L_S_ULT_PHARM 3.0 >> describe L_S_ULT_PHARM spam from the ultimate online pharmacy >> >> header L_S_SW_LOWPR Subject =~/\bS[o0]ftw[a4]r[e3] At L[o0]w >> Pr[i1]c[e3]s?\b/i >> score L_S_SW_LOWPR 3.0 >> describe L_S_SW_LOWPR offers software at low price >> >> >> >> Note: careful of the word-wrapping, each of those rules is 3 lines >> long, for a >> total of 6 lines. > > I put one *.cf files into the /etc/spamassasin/ Directory. > > See also attached. It looks OK, except the file for some reason has HTML tags in it.. The real file must not have HTML in it. > > Can you take a short look? > > Also i restarted spamassassin. > > Is it a problem when i make the sa-learn with the user root? If you use spamd and don't have a bayes_path and bayes_file_mode statement in your config files, yes.
Spamd never scans mail as the root user. If you try to make it, it will setuid itself to the nobody user.
