Good day! Thanks for your reply.
No, spamd is running as user "root", so I don't have the "-u" key anywhere in the smapd configs. I'm sorry for not making this clear enough. What I meant to say is that when I send or receive a message through my Exim (on the remote host) it passes the message to the spamd by calling a locally installed (i.e. installed on the same host where Exim is) spamc binary with the following command: "spamc -F /etc/spamc/spamc.conf -u $local_part@$domain". Unfortunately, I am still unable to get this setup working properly with AWL, as username in the AWL table is set to "nobody". Looking forward to your reply, Boris On 14 January 2016 at 17:49, RW <rwmailli...@googlemail.com> wrote: > On Thu, 14 Jan 2016 10:21:44 +0300 > ????? ???????? wrote: > > > I'm using Spamassassin 3.4.0 on Debian Jessie and trying to set up AWL > > stored in SQL on a per-user basis. My setup is as follows: > > > > 1) Spamassassin is run as 'spamd' on behalf of user root, the options > > string is as follows: > > Is spamd getting "-u spamd" or "--username=spamd" from some other > part of the configuration? In my experience you still need this even if > you start the daemon directly as spamd. > > > OPTIONS="-D --create-prefs -x -q -Q --max-children 5 > > --helper-home-dir -i <MY_IP> --allow-tell > > --allowed-ips=<MY_REMOTE_IPS>" >
