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"Loren Wilton" writes: > Hum. Is there any way to configure some default colors for the graph? On a > PC it seems Quicktime prints the thing out, and it is near unreadable. I > see a black square with a straight yellow line in the center and some wiggly > lines near the bottom. I *think* there might be some text in the center, > possibly in a dark blue, but I can't really tell. It also seems possible > that the left edge is really a very dark grey rather than pure black, and it > may possibly have dark grey text on it. But I'm even less sure of that! doh! I never thought of printing. A white bg is certainly important there. ;) OK, I think I've fixed that now -- take a look: http://buildbot.spamassassin.org/ruleqa/ruleqa?daterev=20051028%2Fr329051&rule=T_SUBJ_RE_NUM&s_detail=1&s_graph=over_time To explain the graph format: - - the left axis is the percentage of mail in each 1-day period that hit the named rule, compared to the amount in that period that didn't; the bottom axis is time, divided into 1-day periods. - - The top graph is hitrates in ham, the bottom in spam. - - Different colour lines, are different mass-checks; so by looking at the locations and sizes of peaks in different colours, you can tell if a spammer is covering a lot of people, or hitting some more than others, or some at different times, etc. - --j. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.1 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Exmh CVS iD8DBQFDYooZMJF5cimLx9ARAv3QAJ4ujW7dX6Bx7QFTmBHpeOVNSBJraACgm78J dgI6BrncONdaUY6R6b16FkQ= =f1An -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
