> Ah, Debian. :/ Not a big fan myself, but thought I would give Ubuntu a try...
> The other place SA configuration files will show up is in > ~/.spamassassin. These are per-user files, and set up > *slightly* differently than the main files. There is one file > (~/.spamassassin/user_prefs) that is automatically parsed, > and this is where per-user Bayes and AWL files will get put > as well. However, on most systems, user_prefs may only > contain a limited subset of the SA configuration and rules > possible in a .cf file /etc/mail/spamassassin. Being a VHCS setup the mail accounts do not have associated user accounts so there are no ~/.spamassassin directories (except for root and james there are no other home directories). Can you suggest a change I could make to the /etc/mail/apamassassin/local.cf file that would make it VERY obvious than the file was being used without screwing up email delivery in the process. Perhaps something that would just insert something new into the headers. I have tried setting the use_bayes to 1 and can find no indication that is working... -- Jay
