Hello, i have a strange problem with spamassassin related to the Perl SQL Module. Everything worked like a charm until i decided to install a new Perl Module which was required for an additional spamassassin module.. and now i'm getting this when running spamassassin in debug mode: 
Jun  2 13:03:41.779 [2653] warn: config: failed to load user (xxx@xxx.
+de) scores from SQL database: install_driver(mysql) failed: Can't loc
+ate DBD/mysql.pm: lib/DBD/mysql.pm: Permission denied at (eval 1204) 
+line 3, <GEN17> line 2.
Jun  2 13:03:41.780 [2653] warn:
Jun  2 13:03:41.780 [2653] warn:  at /usr/share/perl5/Mail/SpamAssassi
+n/Conf/SQL.pm line 138.
Jun  2 13:03:41.780 [2653] warn: spamd: service unavailable: Error fet
+ching user preferences via SQL

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I installed the required Perl Module with these commands: 
cpan
cpan App::cpanminus
cpanm Mail::DKIM

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Any Idea what happened ? The System is Debian Jessie (64Bit) Thank you! Greetings bennY

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