Re: Maybe my SP is not see the DB

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Kyle Sorensen wrote:
> OK, well that worked!! Thank you much! I'm still not sure of a few
> things, maybe I'm just not getting it. Do I  need to login as every user
> to build them a DB?  And when I setup  my cron script to  train Ham/Spam
> on a particular folder how do I reassure the it  is updating the right
> users DB, or is it better just to write a script with a lot of 
> spamprobe commands with the -D option?

It's actually very simple.  By default spamprobe will look for its
primary database in the .spamprobe subdirectory of the home directory of
the user ID that is running spamprobe.

You can override that default by specifying a directory with the -d option.

That's it!

All the best,
++Brian
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