Re: Spamprobe -D option

> Maybe I didn't word that well but what it's supposed to say is that the
> database in -D is meant to provide an initial value for terms that are
> not yet in the person's own database.  So if "obstacle" is not in your
> database and you specify a shared database using -D that contains
> "obstacle" then SP will use the counts from the shared database for
> "obstacle" and then add "obstacle" to your database.  From that point on
> it will always use the values from your database.

Veering off topic a bit, if you want to purely use the shared database for 
scoring, with no individual database consulted at all, is it OK to use only 
the -d option alone?

This is what I have been doing for two accounts. The only thing I wasn't 
sure about was the file locking. If using 'score' is this purely read only? 
The file permissions I have set allow both (in group users) to read to the 
database, even though only one user has write access.




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