Hi,Also, are you able to use user specific spamassassin settings? This is the one goal that set me on this quest in the first place. Of course simplifying my sendmail config is looking more attractive too. I noticed you set DROPPRIVS=1. I did the same in my /etc/procmailrc, and procmail logs a message saying it is assuming the identity of the 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.
maybe you take a look at the spam-assassin patches for cyrus-imapds' sieve interpreter in the conrtib directory of the cyrus distribution. I do spamassassins spamd check in a users sieve script deciding there what to do with the mail if it gets identified as spam:
if spam { fileinto, reject, discard, reply, forward etc... }
Works great for me!
--Christian--
